I purchased a 30H and 30G mouthpiece from a European dealer in Italy.
Both great!
Both have a remarkable lot of machine marks in the cup. Is this standard at a Laskey Tuba mouthpiece?
Grz. Martin
Laskey (Eastman) Machine marks in cup
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Re: Laskey (Eastman) Machine marks in cup
I wonder if it has the same effect on sound as the brief Miller Vortex bottle had on beer 
On a more serious note, if you can't feel any funny business on your lip, then I wouldn't worry too much about it
On a more serious note, if you can't feel any funny business on your lip, then I wouldn't worry too much about it
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Re: Laskey (Eastman) Machine marks in cup
Definitely not the norm even on the "demo set" models we have. Would you mind snapping a picture and sending it to me? Also, look between the bands on the outside of the mouthpiece (where the engraving is) and see if there's an X or > stamped.
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Re: Laskey (Eastman) Machine marks in cup
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No, nothing thereBuddyRogersMusic wrote: ↑Fri Oct 07, 2022 6:05 am look between the bands on the outside of the mouthpiece (where the engraving is)
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I consumed one of those bad boys once. The vortex effect feels quite alarming later on when you "pay the rent". Just sayin'…
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Re: Laskey (Eastman) Machine marks in cup
Yeah.
Because I'm not sucking down my beer fast enough.
Because I'm not sucking down my beer fast enough.
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Re: Laskey (Eastman) Machine marks in cup
These came out while I was in kollij, so I know the feeling all too well. I was a bigger fan of the "smooth pour" pop out tab they put on cans for a while though. I think those poured into your face hole more efficientlythe elephant wrote: ↑Fri Oct 07, 2022 9:11 am
I consumed one of those bad boys once. The vortex effect feels quite alarming later on when you "pay the rent". Just sayin'…
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