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| Pianissimo User | Bach Rounded Tuning Slides Hey All... Just wondering if any of you have experiences with the rounded tuning slides??? I have been looking at them and have been wondering what everyone's thoughts were. Also, I looked at M&K Drawing, but are there any other places that sell them??? Also, I need a LR one, not a regular one.
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| Mezzo Forte User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Manchester / London
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![]() | Will Spencer sent me the MK slides to try, and I thought they were great. I wrote a review of them somewhere. That's reminded me actually, I might look into the braceless one again, it made my bach very lively indeed! |
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