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09-28-2009, 10:30 PM
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 | mouthpiece enigma I have found a well preserve getzen trumpet, Doc Severinsen model, with the original case. The mouthpiece got my attention because it has no manufacturer reference only a PC 4 engraved in the cup. Does anybody knows what PC 4 stand for and who made it? |
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