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#1 2010-07-21 19:45:44
- Moran from Planet X
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"Buddy can you spare a shakuhachi?"
"Buddy can you spare a shakuhachi?" Part II in a continuing series of articles about shakuhachi and the enduring economic crisis.
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#2 2010-07-22 09:21:23
- MikeL
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Re: "Buddy can you spare a shakuhachi?"
I started out with David Duncavage, a teacher and maker.
My first flute of his was a 1.8 that I paid for over a long time, maybe $50 increments if I remember
correctly. He just gave me the flute, nothing to sign, no contract, just pay as you can.
Next was a 2.4, same deal.
I still own and treasure both flutes.
Probably not so easy to offer such a plan if you have not met and developed a feel
for the buyer. A reference from a notable teacher might go a long way.
- Mike
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