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gregbrown
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Posted: April.15.05 at 5:37pm \| IP Logged

Anybody know how to get a hold of Artley, or a source for a jead joint cork for an old bass flute? It says "Mfg. under T.S. Ogilvie" and is ser. #0509
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RussSchneider
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Posted: April.15.05 at 11:02pm \| IP Logged

I belive kraus and JL smith stock bass flute headjoint corks

Russ

JeffPeterson
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Posted: April.26.05 at 12:59am \| IP Logged

Greg, that's an interesting instrument. I have a customer that has one. I'll have to look up the serial #. David Straubinger told me that there were only a few made, all special order for use by Henry Mancini's Orchestra. Try positioning the cork quite a bit out (towards the crown) more than usual.
The response can be greatly increased. I get my corks from the sources previously mentioned.

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