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#31284 - 12/24/03 11:44 AM Tenor Harnesses...
drumnsax2 Registered: 10/20/03 Loc: Canandaigua, NY	I'm currently in the market for buying a set of tenors and a harness. I found a good set of tenors on the product review page, but I still am looking for a good harness to use. Does anyone know where I can buy a good harness, and how much it'd cost? I don't really care if it's Pearl or Yamaha or whatever, I just need a harness. (I'm looking at Pearl Championship drums and Yamaha quints right now.) _________________________ [color:"red"] Impossible [/color][color:"white"]is [/color][color:"blue"] nothing... [/color] Marcus Whitman MS/HS Marching and Field Band- 2001-03 Baritone Saxophone, 2004-present Contra Winterline- 2002 Cymbals, 2003 1st Bass, 2004-present 3rd Bass
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#31285 - 12/24/03 12:30 PM Re: Tenor Harnesses... [Re: drumnsax2]
Middle Age Man Registered: 06/26/01 Loc: Hewitt, NJ	Typically, harnesses run in the mid $200 range. Sometimes you can get a slightly better deal if you buy the harness and drum in a package deal. As for places to buy them, take a look in the Links section under Commercial / Equipment. I recommend Columbus Percussion, as they have given me great customer service, even when I wasn't actually purchasing anything. _________________________ The Cavaliers - Baritone 1993 Hawthorne Caballeros - Baritone 1988, Contra 1989-1995, Bass 6/5 1996-1998 Pequannock HS - Marching Instructor 1995 Saddle Brook HS - Percussion Instructor 1995 Lodi HS - Percussion Instructor 1996-2003
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#31286 - 12/24/03 06:10 PM Re: Tenor Harnesses... [Re: Middle Age Man]
marimbaman Registered: 06/04/03	ebay _________________________ Mike Young LHS Drumline 01-02 snare 02-03 tenors 03-04 tenors
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#31287 - 12/24/03 06:14 PM Re: Tenor Harnesses... [Re: marimbaman]
Big_John Registered: 02/19/03 Loc: Kentucky	The problem with e-Bay is that the specific item may not be up all of the time, nor is the price constant, as with an established store. _________________________ Big John Bullitt Central HS '99-03: Pit, Bass, Snare/SL Univ. of Kentucky '03-04: Cymbals, Bass Nine Southwind '04: Lead Vibes Since 2005: I've been pursuing a career as a conductor and an operatic baritone. No joke.
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#31288 - 12/30/03 06:06 AM Re: Tenor Harnesses... [Re: drumnsax2]
QuienManda Registered: 10/20/03 Loc: El Paso, TX	Why do you want a harness? Are you planning to use these for marching purposes or at home. If you buy it for home use why do you want a harness, just get a stand.
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#31289 - 12/30/03 09:29 PM Re: Tenor Harnesses... [Re: QuienManda]
drumnsax2 Registered: 10/20/03 Loc: Canandaigua, NY	It'd be better for me if I could use the tenors with a harness, it just helps me to adjust to it better. _________________________ [color:"red"] Impossible [/color][color:"white"]is [/color][color:"blue"] nothing... [/color] Marcus Whitman MS/HS Marching and Field Band- 2001-03 Baritone Saxophone, 2004-present Contra Winterline- 2002 Cymbals, 2003 1st Bass, 2004-present 3rd Bass
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