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Tpt_Guy
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 Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2017 9:19 pm Post subject: Curry #0 Backbore |
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Anyone out there have any idea what the Curry #0 backbore is? I see them from time to time on eBay and I can't find any information about them. I did check the website, but if someone finds it there, I welcome being the fool.
Thanks.
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zaferis
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standard throat, very open flare (I'm not sure of the specs or design otherwise)
a very free blowing backbore.
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kristiner
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It's his version of a Bach 117. Works great for piccolo, D, Eb trumpets, especially with his DE cup.
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jaysonr
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I liked it better on C and Bb trumpet than his #2. I had a 1HC paired with a 25 throat and 0 backbore in a Bach blank which was my main mouthpiece until I started the downsize safari.
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