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juanc
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 Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 9:06 am Post subject: Bach 9D?! |
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I recently found the first mouthpiece I played on when I started at 9 years old. It is a very old Bach 9D, I remember that from that mouthpiece I went to a 3C and I always have tried to play in the Bach 3-5 range for the last 25 years, so I thought this 9D will be small for me, apparently it’s not!!! Actually the rim is more comfortable than a few Bach I’ve tried!!! I wonder if anyone have ever played or seen a 9D?? I looked in a few websites and is a little hard to find.
Best regards, Juan
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seilogramp
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| Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 9:37 am Post subject: Re: Bach 9D?! |
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| juanc wrote: | | I looked in a few websites and is a little hard to find. |
Hey Juan, I assume you looked in the Bach mouthpiece manual?
Or do you just want to find where it is sold online?
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juanc
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Actually I'm considering in buying a new one because mine is really old, the shank is a little messed up. I'm surprised on how good it sounds to me and is a model that I don't hear many trumpet players even know about. The most popular you always hear is 3C, 7C, 10 1/2C etc..
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| Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2020 11:36 am Post subject: |
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| juanc wrote: | | Actually I'm considering in buying a new one because mine is really old, the shank is a little messed up. I'm surprised on how good it sounds to me and is a model that I don't hear many trumpet players even know about. The most popular you always hear is 3C, 7C, 10 1/2C etc.. |
If the rim is still in good shape you should stay on that one and have the shank repaired.
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