Life In 19x19

My post in my other thread (here), inspired me to purchase a folding go board as well. Anyone know what type of carrying bags (over the shoulder) are ideal for the game board, and two plastic containers containing the stones?

After much consideration I am going the route first given to me: buy a cheap set first (around $100) then buy the better set later on.

http://www.go-gamestore.com/goequip/sets/g84_cs30j.htm

Is the set I am looking at. I greatly appreciate everyone's feedback!

Well someone had to come up with me. :p

I don't play the harmonica, but perhaps "drop your throat" means to drop your tongue (or the back of your tongue)? Say (and hold) "eee". Feel how your tongue is. Now say (and hold ) "oh". Your tongue should be lower. That's how I create a lower note (thus "bending a note") on my brass instruments.

For one, my interest in Go will last for many years. I first gained interest over a decade a go, but lack of resources caused it to fade away from my life (I was very low in rank, maybe 28k). Now that I have re-discovered it, it was continue for years.

For two, I now understand the value of the set ...

I appreciate your advice, however the price of it does not concern me. The quality is what I am looking at: is the board a good quality for the quality of stones I'm getting? Likewise with the bowls. Also is the price reasonable for what I am getting?

I played the trumpet for about eight years, then I played tuba for about a year, took a two year rest, then played the euphonium for a bit. Now I'm looking to switch to a baritone.

However, the concert euphonium is by far the best musical instrument I've played. But the marching baritone just fits ...

http://shodanimports.com/index.php?main ... cts_id=115

I'm looking for my first set (and hopefully have it be one of my very best). Is this a good deal, or should I look at Kiseido?