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BKGarry

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  1. Thank you :-)
  2. Anyone seen any mousemats? I need about 15 but I am a bit loathed to spend money on them with BETT tomorrow
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    I am so enjoying FFXV at the mo. Clocked up 22 hours. Not liking the city I have just entered. If I wanted to ride boats around Venice I would play tomb raider 2 Still not as efficient at batting as I would like.
  4. Rotary tuba valves
  5. Well OFSTED are gone and not coming back tomorrow so I look forward to playing it tonight. I will let you know.
  6. Stupid question, there isn't any random FSRM rules in place is there?
  7. So @dry, @jonathon28, @witch we are making a Friday crew :-) @elsiegee40 will you also be joining us?
  8. I did mean to say I'm about Friday. Not around weds. Must have clicked the wrong day booooo
  9. http://www.gear4music.com/Woodwind-Brass-Strings/playLITE-Hybrid-Tuba-by-Gear4music-Black/1BXR That is the one I got. I will take some proper pics tomorrow once Ofsted are gone
  10. When I play baritone Horn I like to use a 6 1/2 AL but 2 of my friends prefer 12C. It's just preference really
  11. I usually have a 24AW https://www.long-mcquade.com/3693/Band/Brass_Mouthpieces/Bach/Tuba_Mouthpiece_24AW.htm but on my Boosey I have an EE
  12. @stevejp I wasn't sure how I would feel about them, but on the larger valves they deffo make a difference, a lot less effort, but now I need to figure out how you maintain them, as I am sure they need a specific thicker oil for them. I will say with a bit of practice, and my regular mouthpiece, I think i may sound "alright" on it
  13. Well it has arrived, and it is surprising light for the size of it. Had a little play, the valves need breaking in a bit as with any new instrument but this is the first time I have ever played with rotary valves and OMG are they so much easier than piston valves on a Tuba. Sounds pretty good to me, but I will probably do some proper playing with it tomorrow evening and let you know
  14. I did get my Boosey (mentioned in a previous comment) for £400 as I just had to save it from someone turning it into a lamp on ebay, but it needs a good service, the 3rd valve cap doesn't stay on (I've had to use electrical tape to keep it there) and it has some considerable dents that need fixing. Just need to find someone locally that does a good job
  15. About half the price of a basic brass one.
  16. Just shy of £800 and I mean like £2 in it. Took a lot of saving but I really really wanted it
  17. I am not sure of the contest stage TBH. I am originally from the Drum Corps/Marching Band background, so usually end up with a BBb front facing marching tuba which you have on your shoulder and is front facing (like a trumpet). On the valve casing, if it is like the euphonium, which I already have (and weights less than a kilo) the outer casing is plastic but the lining over the valve (the internal shaft) if aluminium as well as the valve itself.
  18. Thank you Elsiegee my usual starting an off thread discussion hits again
  19. I found the trombones alright. Just felt like the required too much slide grease all the time. I need to get my 1920s/30s boosey (not even merged with hawkes at the time) in for a service. Got her second hand from eBay and she has seen better days.
  20. From videos I have seen it seems to. I will probably use a brass mouthpiece though. I don't like the feel of plastic on my lips. It does mean I now need a new group to play with as my current casual group has disbanded, so I currently only get to play bass parts along with the kids I teach but some evil person not only got the scores with the bass part in bass clef (I read treble more naturally) but they are also in the key of C and not Bb so I have to transpose on the go too lol. I haven't seen a French horn yet, I have seen trumpet, trombone, euphonium and tuba
  21. That's right @ICTDirect_Dave
  22. I do miss the massive Tesco 5 mins walk from Olympia though but ExCeL does have a lot more space (and is easier to get lost in)
  23. It does seem you could probably create a transport rule to delay delivery and use 2 powershell scripts with the windows task scheduler to achieve it. https://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/exchange/en-US/4c8bfedb-952e-4580-a40e-6d371dd6013f/outlookexchange2007-mailbox-rule-run-during-time-frame I would be hesitant to do it, for a few reasons mentioned above
  24. Thank you all, I will practice on an edge switch tomorrow, as I don't want to do this on the core switch straight away do I hehehehe
  25. Is global config different to config terminal?
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