Mine aren't listed.
My slide instrument in F is .562 in the slide, and both the D and BBb valves are also .562. So that option isn't listed. It's a cranker and I've played Verdi, Puccini and Varese on it, as well as large trombone ensemble works. Never had a problem. I use a Kanstul 2A mouthpiece.
My BBb is a .640 bore in the valves, and larger (proprietary) afterwards; basically a dual bore, an idea worth exploring. This compact instrument can also rest on your shoulder. Another one of these is in the pipeline after an Eb job is finished.
I use either a Yamaha CB or a Bach contra mouthpiece on this.
Kilty, where did you find such a teeny valve section?
J.c.S.
What is the bore measurement of your Eb or F "cimbasso"?
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Re: What is the bore measurement of your Eb or F "cimbasso"?
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FWIW, I did notice on Roger Bobo's website a pic of him and his Minick made F Cimbasso--according to the site, it still belongs to him but it currently resides with Lance Nagels in Quebec......maybe for sale???...
http://www.rogerbobo.com/instruments/cimbasso.shtml" target="_blank
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FWIW, I did notice on Roger Bobo's website a pic of him and his Minick made F Cimbasso--according to the site, it still belongs to him but it currently resides with Lance Nagels in Quebec......maybe for sale???...
http://www.rogerbobo.com/instruments/cimbasso.shtml" target="_blank
Mark
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Re: What is the bore measurement of your Eb or F "cimbasso"?
Now yer talkin'!bloke wrote:Before I pull my "cimbasso parts collection" out of its box...