Identify this slide?
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Identify this slide?
Mystery .547 slide here. Anyone recognize it? There are no markings anywhere on it.
Tom in San Francisco
Currently playing...
Bach Corp 16M
Many French horns
Currently playing...
Bach Corp 16M
Many French horns
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Re: Identify this slide?
Tom in San Francisco
Currently playing...
Bach Corp 16M
Many French horns
Currently playing...
Bach Corp 16M
Many French horns
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Re: Identify this slide?
Low end Bach? The gusset is Bach shaped, the oversleeves are expanded rather than soldered. The water key is bent.
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Re: Identify this slide?
Blessing B88?
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Re: Identify this slide?
Thanks, guys. I have concluded that it is a Courtois.
I bought an Courtois AC280 "as is" trombone from QTE on eBay. The slide is clearly not original to the bell section. Bell is in new condition; slide has been played quite a bit and the tenon does not fit quite right. After examining photos of Courtois, I can see that this is some kind of Courtois slide...
And yes, Hyperbolica, these Courtois slides (AC280, AC420, etc) are modeled after Bach slides but somewhat "cheapified."
I bought an Courtois AC280 "as is" trombone from QTE on eBay. The slide is clearly not original to the bell section. Bell is in new condition; slide has been played quite a bit and the tenon does not fit quite right. After examining photos of Courtois, I can see that this is some kind of Courtois slide...
And yes, Hyperbolica, these Courtois slides (AC280, AC420, etc) are modeled after Bach slides but somewhat "cheapified."
Tom in San Francisco
Currently playing...
Bach Corp 16M
Many French horns
Currently playing...
Bach Corp 16M
Many French horns