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| Pianissimo User
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Puerto Rico
Posts: 61
| NEWER BACH SMALL LETTER MOUTHPIECES HI TO ALL OF YOU. IN TH I HEAR THAT BACH RETURNS TO THEIR SMALL LETTER STMAPERING IN THEIR TRUMPET MOUTHPIECES. OTHER COMMENT WAS THAT THEY ARE MAKING IT IN A CNC MACHINE, USING THE MEASURES OF THE SELECTED BACH SET THAT VINCENT HIMSELF CHECKED AND APROVED. DOES ANY OF YOU HAVE SEEN THIS NEWER MOUTHPIECES ? ARE SOME DIFERENT FROM OLDER SMALL LETTERS STAMPERING. ANY INFO WILL BE VERY APRECIATED. I WISH TO BUY AN 1 1/4 C THANKS AND THE PEACE OF GOD BE WITH ALL OF YOU |
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| Mezzo Forte User
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Manchester / London
Posts: 762
| Hi Felix, I currently play a 'small letter' Bach 1 1/4C, which I bought around 6 months ago. I've never played an old Bach 1 1/4C. but I can say that it works fine for me. I also have a couple of 7Cs which have bigger lettering; and quite honestly, the quality and design seems to be exactly the same. |
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