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Re: Bass Trombones

To: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Bass Trombones
From: Jacob Bakker <jabakker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 14:35:57 METDST
In-reply-to: <01I3OTC43IGI8WW2TU@MWRC.GOVT.NZ>; from "Peter Ellery" at Apr 18, 96 1:43 pm
Organization: Philips Electronic Design & Tools
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Hi,

I'm playing basstrombone in both brassbands and symphony orchestra.
I think it's extremely important to blend with the other trombones
-> so in my opinion pizza-pan size bells should be avoided.

I play an old King Duo Gravis, bell 9,5 inch with double rotor.

Try to get a double rotor basstrombone, if feasible an independant
one (this will also be helpful when dealing with mute-changes etc.).

Also, let the player go with you when getting the instrument,
because there is no best instrument, but a best instrument for me,
maybe another for you, etc.!

Kind regards,

--
Jacob Bakker   (jabakker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)


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