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gtr1023
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 Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2024 2:35 pm Post subject: Bach 72 Variations |
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Hey there!
Just tested a Bach 72* and really liked it. Comparing it to my Bach 37 it seems darker and better slotted which I found really boosts my playing.
I've seen a bunch of numbers and characters with the Bach 72 such as 72/43 or 72/25 and I know that's the bell and leadpipe, but I was wondering what the change of the leadpipe or the star next to the number (72) would make in terms of how it sounds, feels, etc.
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agroovin48
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| Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2024 4:04 pm Post subject: Bach 72 variations |
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The lead pipe on the 72* is a 25-0, more open than the normal 25 lead pipe.
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stevericks
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A star indicates a lightweight, thinner bell. I have one.
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