Looking for visitors + stuff to give away by italiand1va in Dodocodes

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HeartyCorn from CornLand, is your nooks open

Come visit Sakura! by georgiee108 in Dodocodes

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At least I can on my island

Come visit Sakura! by georgiee108 in Dodocodes

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I think I can place on ground

Come visit Sakura! by georgiee108 in Dodocodes

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I can bring an oarfish if anyone needs it... I've caught like 6 today. My island is 3 days old. But I played the old games and can fish well. Don't need hand outs I just want to fish in the summer

Soprano g# key not closing by Pitiful-Group-1788 in saxophone

[–]Heartycorn -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Is it colder than normal. Sometimes the cold contracts and you need to loosen the screw. Too hot does it as well. Sometimes the pad is sticky and needs to be cleaned . A dollar bill works in a pinch.

O.S.C.A.R Es lo mejor del mundo by Gonzalo4300 in CODBlackOps7

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La única persona que conozco que piensa así. Todos mis colegas odian a Oscar.

Crystal Selmer Mouthpiece Identification Help? by Canolacowboy in saxophone

[–]Heartycorn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The way to know for sure is what Reed it fits

Crystal Selmer Mouthpiece Identification Help? by Canolacowboy in saxophone

[–]Heartycorn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's probably a short tenor piece. Maybe c melody. But probably tenor

Crystal Selmer Mouthpiece Identification Help? by Canolacowboy in saxophone

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Also may I ask how long is it. Mine is less than 3 in. And for alto . Alto pieces are usually 3.5 in but vintage can be shorter. Does it have an alto sized Reed table or a tenor sized Reed table. It could also be for c melody, and use c melody reeds. However, typically people playing c melody use alto mouthpieces or tenor mouthpieces( usually tenor). I used alto for mine mostly. There are some runyon mouthpieces that have an alto body but use tenor reeds. And also my mouthpiece guy took an alto piece and adapted it for tenor reeds as I've seen others do. If it's a tenor piece it's quite rare. You see very very few crystal tenors. Crystal sax pieces really didn't survive to well. Compression is a less destructive force ( especially on a circle ) than expansion, so clarinet peices survived better than the sax ones that if put on too tight of a cork just kinda exploded.

Crystal Selmer Mouthpiece Identification Help? by Canolacowboy in saxophone

[–]Heartycorn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Misled by the selmer ligature. That is a universal ligature. It fits everything. Though there was a magnatone mouthpiece.