M/K Bach MV Bass Leadpipe
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M/K Bach MV Bass Leadpipe
Thoughts on this leadpipe? To me its not really like a standard Bach leadpipe in any way but does have a nice ring and purity compared to other option
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Re: M/K Bach MV Bass Leadpipe
The M/K and the Brass Ark NY50 are my 2 favorites in my '72 50B with Thayers
Harold Van Schaik
Bass Trombone
The Florida Orchestra
S.E. Shires Artist
Bass Trombone
The Florida Orchestra
S.E. Shires Artist
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Re: M/K Bach MV Bass Leadpipe
"Which" standard Bach leadpipe are you comparing it to? The original that was measured for the M/K 50 pipe is a very fine MV piece.
Matthew Walker
Owner/Craftsman, M&W Custom Trombones, LLC, Jackson, Wisconsin.
Former Bass Trombonist, Opera Australia, 1991-2006
Owner/Craftsman, M&W Custom Trombones, LLC, Jackson, Wisconsin.
Former Bass Trombonist, Opera Australia, 1991-2006
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Re: M/K Bach MV Bass Leadpipe
I have one in and Edwards slide on my Bach bass bone, and this pipe works better on this horn than any other I've tried. It seems to play open enough for me without becoming hard to play as some very open pipes are. Personally I like that the resistance of the Bach with this pipe seems similar to my Shires bass with a #2 pipe, which I also like and play a lot.
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Re: M/K Bach MV Bass Leadpipe
I'm curious as well to all above.
6H (K series)
Elkhart 60s' 6H bell/5H slide
78H (K series)
8H (N series bell w/ modern slide)
88HN
71H (dependant valves)
72H bell section (half moon)
35H alto (K series)
Boneyard custom .509 tenor
Elkhart 60s' 6H bell/5H slide
78H (K series)
8H (N series bell w/ modern slide)
88HN
71H (dependant valves)
72H bell section (half moon)
35H alto (K series)
Boneyard custom .509 tenor