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Step bore on Flugel - What does it do?



 
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GuidoCorona
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 16, 2018 7:16 am    Post subject: Step bore on Flugel - What does it do? Reply with quote

Miel Adams has adopted a step bore valve configuration on the Adams F4 4-valve flugel: 0.413 on valves 1, 2, and 3… while valve 4 seems to be bored at 0.450 .

Yet, the engineering goal for step bores is still a little unclear to me. What is the expected effect of a step bore on

• Tone and Overtones… Both below the staff and down into the pedale range, as well as through the staff and above.
• Intonation throughout the range
• Core
• Projection
• Slotting
• Stability on low to high dynamics

What might be other advantages and disadvantages when contrasted with single 0.413 bore on all four valves?

Regards, Guido
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