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- Todd S. Malicoate
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Re: trombones
I played some bass trombone today with a pretty good 24-piece trombone choir. It was easy to impress them young-un's with a double pedal Bb on the last note of Pines of Rome. Suckers. 

- MartyNeilan
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Face the music.LJV wrote:Sorry, it takes at least 6 valves, or so we've been told...Bob Kolada wrote:Only a double valve horn can be played PERFECTLY in tune.

- windshieldbug
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ANY type of horn can be played perfectly in tune. All it takes is good ears and the right adjustments.Bob Kolada wrote:Only a double valve horn can be played PERFECTLY in tune.
MOST horns can play in tune to a well-tempered scale. All it takes is a tuner.

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I mean chromatically.
- Donn
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The second of the two, by a wide margin.bloke wrote: ' haven't ever been able to decide whether I prefer Nathan or Buell...
Maybe Nathan-Chevy / Buell-Ford...What you do YOU think?
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This is off track but regardless. I bought one of these Denis Wick Fiber mutes and I must say that I am impressed. It fits nicely in my bass and my tenor trombone. The sound is clearer, IMHO, than the stonelined mute. And it's CHEAP!!!! I payed 18.00 CAD$ with taxes.
So, if you are in the market for a mute, have a look at the wick. Here is the Amazon link:
http://www.amazon.com/Denis-Wick-Fiber- ... 2&sr=1-116" target="_blank
So, if you are in the market for a mute, have a look at the wick. Here is the Amazon link:
http://www.amazon.com/Denis-Wick-Fiber- ... 2&sr=1-116" target="_blank
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And, it matches the Denis Wick gold plated trombone mouthpiece: http://www.amazon.com/Denis-Wick-DW4880 ... 266&sr=8-8.PMeuph wrote:This is off track but regardless. I bought one of these Denis Wick Fiber mutes and I must say that I am impressed. It fits nicely in my bass and my tenor trombone. The sound is clearer, IMHO, than the stonelined mute. And it's CHEAP!!!! I payed 18.00 CAD$ with taxes.
So, if you are in the market for a mute, have a look at the wick. Here is the Amazon link:
http://www.amazon.com/Denis-Wick-Fiber- ... 2&sr=1-116" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank