I had this one tested, and apparently it's from the Paleozoic Era.
Do y'all ever have any of y'all's tested...??
carbon dating tuba mouthpieces...
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Re: carbon dating tuba mouthpieces...
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- jonesbrass (Sat Mar 09, 2024 1:26 pm)
Re: carbon dating tuba mouthpieces...
I knew someone who played with a Helleberg more worn than that. He was in his 70s and had the mouthpiece from university and t was stamped with the university name and their inventory number. Every few months he would give the rim a new coat of clear nail polish to "prevent copper poisoning".
As amateur as they come...I know just enough to be dangerous.
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