ISB @ Penn State..

[Richard Prowse]

Ken, good luck.
Just a little thing though, I noticed you've been doing a little bit of episodic posting on this thread. Please keep multiple posting for the bull pit, where it belongs.
Oh, and I'll keep an eye on Tim while you're away.

[Ken Smith]

Originally Posted by Richard Prowse

Ken, good luck.
Just a little thing though, I noticed you've been doing a little bit of episodic posting on this thread. Please keep multiple posting for the bull pit, where it belongs.
Oh, and I'll keep an eye on Tim while you're away.

Lol.. Richard, what am I to do with you??

[Richard Prowse]

Originally Posted by Ken Smith

Lol.. Richard, what am I to do you you??

Are you asking some guy called 'you you'? Sounds like someone out of The Mikado.

[Arnold Schnitzer]

Ken, what basses will you be displaying?

[Ken Smith]

Originally Posted by Arnold Schnitzer

Ken, what basses will you be displaying?

Arnold, I posted this a short time ago, post #15;

We will be in Room 117, near the Esber Recital Hall in the School of Music Building, sharing the large Room 117 with one, perhaps two other vendors.

This is not where most of the other exhibits are but it's near the Recital Stage area in an adjacent building. Maybe we will be able to use the Stage to demo Basses, who knows?

The line-up at this time is;
Samuel Gilkes, London 1814
John Thomas Hart, London c.1830
Attr. English Gamba, c.1780
Oreste Martini, Mantova 1919
Oreste Candi, Genoa 1936
Peter Hamilton-Box, Kent 2008

We will also show a collection of fine French model Bass bows as well as our affordable KSB Bows in French (stamped C.Loveri) and German (stamped B.Fendt).

As of now, I still plan on bringing the same 6 Basses. What are you bringing?

[Craig Regan]

Here is a picture of Ken and his basses at the 2009 ISB.

[Tim Bishop]

Very cool pic!