Re: [Harp-L] new harp case, cool design

[Joe and Cass Leone <leone@xxxxxxxx>]

On Jul 1, 2009, at 7:28 PM, David Payne wrote:

> I'm surprised to see nobody on Harp-L picked up on this yet, it's a  
> harmonica case designed by a harmonica player (our own Rupert  
> Oysler). I saw Rupert on his return trip from Buckeye and he showed  
> it to me, I thought it was cool and my coolness standards are  
> pretty high, I'd rate on a coolness scale approximately eight  
> Fonzerellis.
> It opens up and where you store the harps is arranged like the keys  
> on a piano, white keys on one side, black keys on the other, with a  
> little space between Bb and Db and Eb and F# like the black keys  
> would be on a piano. Then there's space for a mic, mic cord and you  
> can tuck a chromatic in there too. It has an optional shoulder strap.
>
> It is here:
>
> http://www.seydel1847.de/epages/Seydel.sf/secNFVWFo5fdt2/? 
> ObjectID=1761761
>
>
> Dave
> _____________________________
> www.elkriverharmonicas.com
See, see, see how you guys are. The case is 'Diatonicentric'. Notice  
where it says 'You can tuck a chromatic in there too'. I mean, what  
does that MEAN. You CAN ...but you don't HAVE too. Or what about you  
can tuck 'A' chromatic. Only ONE? In other words, you can pack a  
plethora of Diabolos, but only ONE chromo. Sounds like someone is  
shorting me a few chromos here  lolol.

I'm gonna picket for a 'chromo QUOTA'. Like (for example) mandatory  
one chromo for every 4 diatonics. And what about that strap? Are you  
making fun of me because I used to be a shoe shine boy? and carried  
my shoe box over my shoulder?

smo-joe