[Trombone-l] Horn Refurb recommendations

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Impeccable work is done by Merlin Grady, waterloo Iowa. Not cheap but 
reasonable:

Grady Instrument Services, Inc.
5605 Ansborough Ave.
waterloo, IA  50701
ph 319 232-6297

I am confident that amongst our list number are several excellent craftsmen; I 
can only speak to work that was done for me.

Bob Devine
Atlanta, GA

Quoting PrivtBnkr at aol.com:

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> I have an Olds Studio Model that I bought new back in "covered wagon days." 
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> That I would like to consider having re-furbished.  The last post had many  
> references to re-furbing, and I would appreciate some recommendations on  
> reliable shops to send this horn, along with approximate costs, if 
> available.  
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> The horn still has good slide action, but I would like to get it redone to  
> use as a back up to my Bach 16.....Most of my work is combo and big band   
> these days...
>  
> BTW... Thanks for sharing the Fontana/Rosolino  videos..Wonderful...
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>  
> George
> Destin, FL
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