Re: Best bass clarinet to rent/buy.

    
Re: Best bass clarinet to rent/buy.    19:08 on Monday, July 16, 2007          

Bassclarinetplay
er1

hey
I have an olds bass clarinet and it works perfectly.. i'd highly recomend them if you looking for one thats not too high priced and still plays amazing..


Re: Best bass clarinet to rent/buy.    22:01 on Monday, July 16, 2007          

NoteworthyPlayer
(109 points)

Olds are pretty good. Consider those as well. I have a friend who had an Olds clarinet, and it played pretty decent for an instrument in second hand condition.


Re: Best bass clarinet to rent/buy.    13:34 on Friday, July 20, 2007          

Phil-McCrevis
(282 points)
Posted by Phil-McCrevis

Hey Notworthy,

What is a deutschebag? The Germans have made a lot of great quality items but I'm not sure they are known for their bags. Please inform.

This thread only became a discussion of poster's credentials when you guys started attacking me and my pedigree.

Marcellus not only used Vitos as a student but as a professional too. Check your facts before posting here. He also preferred Vito bass clarinets and that is why posted that information for TangoStar3. I hope you guys are interested in learning new information and not just here to spray out all of the misconceptions you have locked away in your thick skulls.


Re: Best bass clarinet to rent/buy.    11:43 on Saturday, July 21, 2007          

Bassclarinetplay
er1

any way back to the subject of which bass clarinet.. what ever you decide on.. you should rent to buy. then you get to test it out for a few months before you actually own it..

and vito bass clarinets.. ugh.. they suck.. i played my schools for a week while mine was gettting fixed. it might just be that it was my schools.. but appearently it was just fixed too..
and phil have you played a vito bass? if you haven't then don't mention it.. only talk about what you know.


Re: Best bass clarinet to rent/buy.    15:30 on Saturday, July 21, 2007          

Phil-McCrevis
(282 points)
Posted by Phil-McCrevis

Olds basses are pretty good, if you are impressed by pretty much anything.

I have played Vito Bass Clarinets since before the earth was formed.

Looks like you were too busy playing your Olds to play any Vito basses.

Also, it's "school's" not "schools" so go back to your schools and get some grammer training. Show some respect to these other terrible musicians here and use good grammer.


Re: Best bass clarinet to rent/buy.    18:12 on Sunday, July 22, 2007          

Bassclarinetplay
er1

.. use proper grammer.. umm yea incase you didn't notice i don't capitalize sentences and use .. instead of ... and you choose to correct me saying schools instead of school's?
and you know there's a thing called 133t.. you know electronic shorthand.. most often leet refers to using numbers instead of letters but it includes leaving out various punctuation marks

and have you used an Olds? (don't speak what you don't know) theyre pretty much amazing.. :/ and didn't i say they were could if you didn't want to pay much.. in other words a nice student bass.


Re: Best bass clarinet to rent/buy.    19:03 on Sunday, July 22, 2007          

Phil-McCrevis
(282 points)
Posted by Phil-McCrevis

Your typing is making me queasy. Please stop.

These people here, however bad at their instrument, deserve proper punctuation.

How long does it take to type the apostrophe, really?

It's not like you are trying to hurry up and get back to practicing since everyone here knows that playing the bass clarinet requires no practice at all.


Re: Best bass clarinet to rent/buy.    21:36 on Wednesday, July 25, 2007          

bubbles3
(20 points)
Posted by bubbles3

Phil, how do you even know how good we all are, and how do we know how good you are?


   








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