Update on Cerveny situation?...
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Update on Cerveny situation?...
Does anyone have current info on the situation with Cerveny? I think I read last year (?) that Lidl acquired the tooling and employees of Cerveny and will produce their horns. How is that playing out in the real world - anyone know?...
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Re: Update on Cerveny situation?...
I heard that too. Here in Germany some dealers want to get rid of their Cerveny horns and make good prices. So i grabbed a CBB 686-4B Symphonia 3 for less money.
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Re: Update on Cerveny situation?...
I'm just posting for S's and G's, I suppose...
...but maybe it would be a good thing for them to step the metal gauge up to .6mm, and use Minibal links.
...but maybe it would be a good thing for them to step the metal gauge up to .6mm, and use Minibal links.
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Re: Update on Cerveny situation?...
If be interested in knowing what gauge of brass cerveny was using back in the 70's as opposed to the last 20-30 years
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Re: Update on Cerveny situation?...
My Cerveny has got Minibal links
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Re: Update on Cerveny situation?...
another near off-topic comment...
Had I place the most recent edition of the John Packer JP379B (amazing knock-off of the Arion B-flat) FIRST, I might not have begun my Holton/King project. They've always been "good"...but - the last one that I sold to a private school - about an hour away...wow !
Had I place the most recent edition of the John Packer JP379B (amazing knock-off of the Arion B-flat) FIRST, I might not have begun my Holton/King project. They've always been "good"...but - the last one that I sold to a private school - about an hour away...wow !
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Tom Rice
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Re: Update on Cerveny situation?...
glad to see that...
I haven't seen a new Cerveny tuba brought into the USA in decades...though I'm sure some have found there way here.
I haven't seen a new Cerveny tuba brought into the USA in decades...though I'm sure some have found there way here.
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Re: Update on Cerveny situation?...
My Cerveny F had minibal linkage, too. Worked smoothly and without issue. My old Cerveny BBb, which I bought my sophomore year in college, had ball and socket joints . . . Definitely not as good, but that was in 1990.
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Re: Update on Cerveny situation?...
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Re: Update on Cerveny situation?...
As i read, Lidl has taken over the Cerveny production facility and the employees, it is again produced there by hand. But the trademark rights to the Cerveny & Synove brand have been owned by Geneva and its investors since the British took over.
By the way - This ist my new horn
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Re: Update on Cerveny situation?...
Very nice!Estubist wrote: By the way - This ist my new horn
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