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Just saw this stumbling around online. Anyone here ever play one? Looks like I need to make a trip next month
Nirschl Cimbasso
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Nirschl Cimbasso
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Re: Nirschl Cimbasso
It's the Kalison. Walter owned/owns? that company. If you've played a Kalison...this is the same horn with very negligible differences. Hope that helps.
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Re: Nirschl Cimbasso
The successors of Kalison are G & P Milano, they still build cimbassi as well, and are a bit less expensive! The old Kalison/Nirschl design is really slick though, with how it fits in that case!! G & P changed the compact design due to the peg being too wobbly...