| Subject: | RE: [RESOGUIT-L] Traveling with a reso | | Date: | Monday, December 3, 2007 18:03:45 (-0500) | | From: | Andy Katz <andy.katz @.......net>
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| In reply to: | Message 8120 (written by tower.op) |
Steve,
On my flight to Nashville last month, I was on a small plane and had to (I
knew this in advance) gate check my MA-6, in its TKL case. While the baggage
handler assured me he gently place it on top (and apparently he did, since
it was unharmed), I was anxious most of the trip.
At ResoSummit I saw a number of Calton cases and, after talking with
satisfied owners (and Paul Beard, who recommended them), decided to treat my
axe to a Calton. They are reputed to protect an instrument through whatever
tragic situation you can imagine save misdirection to Belize. Unfortunately
they had a huge price increase on November 1 (ResoSummit was, you will
recall, just days later), covering cost increases and a plummeting US dollar
(Calton is a Canadian firm). In any event, my new case will hopefully be
ready by ResoSummit 2008.
Andy
-----Original Message-----
From: tower.op@verizon.net [mailto:tower.op@verizon.net]
There have been discussions in the past concerning taking a reso along on a
plane trip. Not that the Summit is over, does anyone have any good comments
or
suggestions to make for future travelers
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