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  • #80654
    brother cavefish
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      it would be the best thing you could do, , i have a friend who has some sweet alto for sale, theo wanne, and no one can beat the price

      #80661
      Anonymous

        Hi Michael – the best investment for a beginner, is find a Sax teacher, preferebly one with a music degree, or someone who makes a living out of playing the Sax. At least have some “one to one” lessons for the 1st year.

        #80662
        Anonymous

          is there any whisky better than dimple?

          #80664
          Michael Fisher
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            How y’doing Brother Cavefish?
            I initially took some lessons but all I could get were 30 minute stretches – hardly enough time to set up and pack my gear. Hunted around for other teachers but all were booked up. On the whisky question – a very large number might satisfy you. Some fly very quietly below the mass sales radar. As with music and nearly all else, personal tastes in whisky vary enormously so choosing a favourite is a matter of experience. Price and quantity do not always equal quality…sorta like some of the high-priced sax gear that is sold. On the latter, I have no experience.

            #80729
            brother cavefish
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              well if we are talking whisky, pendeltons is smooth, bulliet is nice and so is tin cup

              #80734
              Anonymous

                my wife was brought up on tasting/drinking good whisky (blended malts) like
                Glenmorangie which is ok and affordable, but Dimple is superior costs around $95 usa a bottle plus $35 usa postage here in the uk, not affordable.

                recently we aquired some tester drams of japanese whisky,
                ‘mars maltage cosmo’, ‘hibiki’ – we haven’t tried them yet, but the
                japanese whisky is competing with scottish whisky, as the japanese are
                fond of good scottish whisky.

                when we went to Ireland, we got to a bushmills whisky distellery too late in the day, and missed out on the tasting sessions that day.

                when you try some of these expensive brands (15 yr old), it ruins your appreciation for run of the mill whisky (or so my wife claims), me i prefer rum. lol

                i’ll have look out for the canadian brands.

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