Wide slots
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LeMark
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Re: Wide slots
big wide bell expansion, 19.5 inch bell on a bore size of around .668
that's a monster conical flare
that's a monster conical flare
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jtm
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Re: Wide slots
That looks like euphonium tubing around the valves! Almost.
John Morris
This practicing trick actually seems to be working!
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This practicing trick actually seems to be working!
playing some old German rotary tubas for free
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Mary Ann
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Re: Wide slots
Can anybody say "French horn?" Talk about big bell on small bore, that is it. However, it seems that the science of tapers has pretty well fixed slotting problems on horns. Thank Walter Lawson for that.
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Re: Wide slots
Does anyone dare?
I guess it's funny that it's the one sort of conical brass that has a specific, distinct form. A casual observer would never notice any difference between any one of them, right? But the normally-known-as conical brass - flugelhorn down to contrabass tuba - the field is so wide open that we define different instruments in the same length (Bb tenor vs. bass.)