| Re: new trumpet?
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Originally Posted by trotter14  what are those and where do i get those. | Repair shops should have these and be able to install them for you. Find some local repair shops and give them a call to see if they have the items in stock and how much the procedure will cost. It shouldn't be much because the TR300 already has a tuning slide brace and a first slide ring (at least mine does, though it shouldn't be more than 50 bucks for an appropriate slide). The leadpipe and installation shouldn't be to expensive either.
A note about the leadpipe, ask the repair technician to let you try the leadpipe first before you have him put it on permanently. The 43 is not for everyone. Neither is the standard #25 or any other leadpipe (that's why there are so many). Find one you like and go with it. This will also help you choose which Strad you want to get (if you choose that route) because then you will know the specs of what you want.
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Bach Strad 37 - Megatone 3C/3B
Bach TR300 (marching)
Berkeley Cornet
Berkeley Picc. Trumpet - Vincent Bach Corp. Mt.Vernon N.Y 10 1/2 DW
Jupiter Soprano Trombone - Megatone 3C/3B
Olds Ambassador Fullerton Trombone - Olds 12C
Last edited by Trumpet guy; 07-05-2008 at 11:06 PM.
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