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Noblet Alto - Couldn't resist for the price, but a ton of work...
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<blockquote data-quote="peterpick" data-source="post: 512384" data-attributes="member: 4344"><p>i know a man here in france who tumbles saxes and sometimes dyes them blue. we both went to an instrument sale (as sellers) and he was almost assaulted by vintage sax afficionados. if one were thinking of reselling a vintage sax it would be wise not to destroy the finish with shotblasting or other violence. people complain about perfectly acceptable relacquering done years ago in the wonderful world of vintage. please be careful, you may be rendering a good little horn worthless.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="peterpick, post: 512384, member: 4344"] i know a man here in france who tumbles saxes and sometimes dyes them blue. we both went to an instrument sale (as sellers) and he was almost assaulted by vintage sax afficionados. if one were thinking of reselling a vintage sax it would be wise not to destroy the finish with shotblasting or other violence. people complain about perfectly acceptable relacquering done years ago in the wonderful world of vintage. please be careful, you may be rendering a good little horn worthless. [/QUOTE]
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