Detachable bells
- fpoon
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- MaryAnn
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Ah, the humor reminds me of the defininition of "men" as being "larger little boys" as opposed to "grown-up boys." Seems the humor stays the same! If I hadn't had little brothers I probably wouldn't get it, but I do get it and think it's funny.
BTAIM, re screw bells on (french) horns: my horn is a screw-bell for a couple of reasons. One is so that I can carry it on when I fly. The other is so that I can use a different bell for different situations. The horn body does have some effect on the sound, but the effect of the bell is in a much bigger ballpark. I was amazed at the improvement of my horn when I switched to a different bell. Much easier and cheaper than purchasing an entire other horn, especially since the ergonomics on the one I have a perfect.
MA
BTAIM, re screw bells on (french) horns: my horn is a screw-bell for a couple of reasons. One is so that I can carry it on when I fly. The other is so that I can use a different bell for different situations. The horn body does have some effect on the sound, but the effect of the bell is in a much bigger ballpark. I was amazed at the improvement of my horn when I switched to a different bell. Much easier and cheaper than purchasing an entire other horn, especially since the ergonomics on the one I have a perfect.
MA