Quite unusual
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Buescher-B-flat ... 0273&rt=nc" target="_blank
check out the leadpipe and valve routing Buescher baritone
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Re: check out the leadpipe and valve routing Buescher barito
THAT's interesting.Dan Schultz
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Re: check out the leadpipe and valve routing Buescher barito
The bell could make for a good Cimbasso bell if easily straightened...
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Re: check out the leadpipe and valve routing Buescher barito
The valve routing was a modification of their [Buescher's] "Epoch" cornet valves; they thought that by putting the valve routings straight through on two planes that the valves would offer as little resistance as a slide trombone... at least that was the sales pitch. Didn't take them too long to go back to regular-style valve routings, though. They didn't play any better and weren't worth the extra time and material to make!
Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?