[saguaro_squeezer]

Hi,

I've been working on my Jack and realize now why the missing accidentals are needed! I've been asking about baritones and was guided to the fact that I should look for a Morse baritone (English). If anyone knows of one or something similar, please let me know.

Thanks very much,

Rod in Tucson

This post has been edited by rod_in_tucson: 29 May 2009 - 01:41 AM

[JimLucas]

rod_in_tucson, on May 28 2009, 02:46 AM, said:

I've been working on my Jack and realize now why the missing accidentals are needed! I've been asking about baritones and was guided to the fact that I should look for a Morse baritone. If anyone knows of one or something similar, please let me know.

I suggest you contact The Button Box and order a new one. If you can find one for sale at all, it's not likely to be noticeably cheaper than a new one. People who have them tend not to want to part with them. (Take your pick of the emoticons.)

[Mark Taylor]

Hi Rod,

If you can stand the wait, you might call Frank Edgley.

Good luck,

Mark Taylor

[saguaro_squeezer]

Jim and Mark, thanks for replying.

Jim, a new one will be my option later this year if I can't find a good used one. I wasn't sure if the Morse would get abandoned quickly if the owner found a Lachnal or Wheatstone. But , it looks like there are precious few of those floating around!

Mark, doesn't Frank only make Anglos? I was looking for an english. I'm sorry that I didn't specify ... and will edit the original post accordingly.

Sincerely,

Rod

[Mark Taylor]

Dear Rod,

I'm sorry, I should have understood you were looking for an
English, not an Anglo. I apologize for my mistake.

Regards,

Mark Taylor