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trumpetchad
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Hey all-
Any idea where I can find one of these on the internet and/or how much they are going for now? I need one for an H-pipe.
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tcutrpt
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I don't know about the Bach slides, but I picked up a Blackburn rounded tuning slide and it makes a big difference on my Bach C.
I got it used for about $100.00
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BrassClass
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| What differences did it make on your horn? |
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tcutrpt
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The notes around the top of the staff slot in a lot easier. The tuning is more consistent. It also makes the horn play just a bit more open which is something I have been looking for. I didn't notice a big change to the sound like I did when I tried a Blackburn leadpipe, but if anything it brightened it up a little bit.
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