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I wonder why it is that people who have absolutely no interest in gramophones get to find or own rare parts of them?!!!
EMG Mk 9 horn for sale
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Steve
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Re: EMG Mk 9 horn for sale
"Would make a great sculpture"....? 
Sean
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Re: EMG Mk 9 horn for sale
I wonder from what angle the seller measured the horn.
He gives the maximum width as 90cm, which is slightly wider than a Xb oversize, so perhaps what he actually measured was the depth!
He gives the maximum width as 90cm, which is slightly wider than a Xb oversize, so perhaps what he actually measured was the depth!