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Trumpetstud
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 Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2024 10:05 pm Post subject: Brushed Raw Brass |
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| Does doing a brushed finish to raw brass change the sound? I saw a brushed raw brass Couesnon Flugel and thought it looked pretty cool. |
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JayKosta
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The process of 'doing the finish' might cause a change, because whatever previous finish is present has to be removed. And that can mean removal of material - silver plate, lacquer, brass, etc.
If starting with a stripped raw brass instrument, then doing a careful brushed finish (with very little buffing to remove scratches) shouldn't cause much of a sound change.
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