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^Cool! I still listen on Internet radio. And I still miss Reed Hessler.

My first job after college was for a company up on TV Hill in Baltimore. The first day driving in, it was the typical Bmore blight, poverty, squeege kids, abandoned houses... And then I drove past WBJC and was like "oh sweet!"

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Messina Covers makes great products, and are customizable in many colors and engravings. I played a gig with the trumpet lady who co-owns the business, and she was using her bags several years ago. I just checked a price list and they are only $50 less than a Cronkhite. I remember when they first started, they were one of the cheapest options around.

As for Cronkhite, wit...

Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I agree that these are the best bags out there, which is why I was very excited to see what they came up with for a tuba stand bag. I also give people the benefit of the doubt and hope that they are doing their best. I did figure that this small project got put aside for a while and forgotten about, which is why I sent monthly emails to help ...

Wes,
The best contact for a Cronkhite response is a Cronkhite dealer, if you're having trouble communicating with the factory. I
communicate with Quentin or Steve regularly, and am happy to help resolve an issue if I can. I've done this more than once.

Your post did get quick results. By the time I saw this post this morning and called the factory, Quentin, the fai...

I got my first cassette player when I was 8 years old, and used it to listen to the classical radio station, wbjc, and some cassettes of Bach and Beethoven that I bought with my own money. Later that year I bought a Canadian brass cassette

Soon after was a PDQ Bach cassette. I thought it was the funniest damn thingm

Sophisticated...? I love wbjc, I'm at the end of...