Beijing Music Fair *Horn dorn*

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Re: Beijing Music Fair *Horn dorn*

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Neptune wrote:
KiltieTuba wrote:OOH fiberglass!
Two different models you say? Sounds interesting, what're the specs?
370mm bell and 16.8mm bore (which they call entry model)
485mm bell and 16mm bore
Will there be a Fiberglass/resin tuba at any time? Sure would be neat, like the old Martins, for dixieland, etc.
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Hi Jonathan, what a great pleasure to read about everything in the threads from the far east and see all pictures. Almost like being there. :)
I wonder if you have seen any cimbassi? Jinbao, and possibly others, make a contrabass trombone, but a cimbasso?
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Lingon wrote:I wonder if you have seen any cimbassi? Jinbao, and possibly others, make a contrabass trombone, but a cimbasso?
Hi John, Have not seen any cimbasso, or know of anyone who makes. I think the nearest is an F contrabass trombone. I guess another new model for the future?

I at least now know the process for putting new models into production, but need good sales to finance :)
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Neptune wrote:...cimbasso...I guess another new model for the future?...
...I at least now know the process for putting new models into production, but need good sales to finance :)...
Thanks Jonathan, yes I just heard from a colleague that the cimbasso is used more and more these days so maybe the demand is going up?! It was not the case when I started to work, but now our orchestra own one which is used very much. A Laetzsch that sounds fantastic and is great to play together with.
Good to hear that you have found the key to make new models happen. Now what about the jazzophone?! :)
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