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Got the email about these ligs and wanted one but the link on the site is no good and the other post here has all the info deleted.
Sooo is Johnny selling these or not?
Steven
No I’m not selling the winslows, was gonna order a new one and wanted to get one for anyone else who wanted one but winslow has no inventory at the moment so just gonna wait it out. I took the link down but will stay in touch with him and hopefully put in an order when they are ready.
Johnny
bummer, if they get some I’m super interested in one for my alto and tenor.
Oh no!! Not only do Saxophone players constantly change mouthpieces and reeds, but they also change out their “Ligs” (Ligatures, I guess you mean) on a regular basis TOO?!
Do they (I’m a rookie, with absolutely no knowledge or history with the Saxophone) wear out?
If nothing else, I’ve learned lately how much attention apparently needs to be placed in “maintaining” the Saxophone. Unlike my “guitar” world, where all you really need to do is change out the strings, keep it clean and away from humidity.
How much money do you figure the average typical regular-user Saxophone player puts out in maintenance fees for parts and repairs, in a year?????
-Soupy
No Soupy, you’re getting off track!
I’ve had my ligature (same one) for 25 years and I’m a full time professional.
Many years go by that I don’t spend anything on repairs.
Typical repairs are not expensive; replacing a few worn pads, rod adjustments.
Phew! Thanks for keeping me on the right trail, Johnny!! I knew you wouldn’t steer me wrong!!
-Soupy
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