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Old 01-30-2004, 04:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Wynton used a Bach 238 bell.

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Old 01-30-2004, 07:12 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Thanks for posting this. I too would like to get to bottom. Specifically, will you still be able to use your Schilke bell's on the horn after the conversion? I've heard that the first valve tube needs to be altered/changed to accomodate the Bach bell. Is this true?

I will also attest to Ron Pinc's skill. I play both Bb & C Laskey Bach's and his workmanship was superb.

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Old 01-30-2004, 07:54 PM   #3 (permalink)
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The E3L comes with an "d" sized bell (note A is the largest bell - with exception of the "o").

If you wanted to open the sound, a "c" sized bell can be ordered with the horn. Keep in mind that Schike will only mount their own bells.
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Wynton used a Bach 238 bell.

Ron Pinc can do this for you. He is incredible.

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Does Ron have a web site? Can't find it!

Thanks!
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Wynton used a Bach 238 bell.

Ron Pinc can do this for you. He is incredible.

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Does Ron have a web site? Can't find it!

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Ron is at the Laskey address.
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Old 02-01-2004, 09:49 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Ron Pinc at RJ Pinc Repair:

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I had a 239GH bell fitted to my E3L by Jim Becker at Osmun Brass, he does the best work I've seen. I can still use my Schilke Eb and D bells, but the Bach bell sounds bigger and darker, more suited for orchestra (Petruska, Maher 3 chorale, etc). Intonation is great with the Bach bell also.
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Ron Pinc is with laskey - www.laskey.com

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I had a 239GH bell fitted to my E3L by Jim Becker at Osmun Brass, he does the best work I've seen. I can still use my Schilke Eb and D bells, but the Bach bell sounds bigger and darker, more suited for orchestra (Petruska, Maher 3 chorale, etc). Intonation is great with the Bach bell also.
Thanks for the info. I had heard that you couldn't use the Schilke bells after the conversion, so this is good news.

Do you use the Bach bell on both sides of the horn or just the "D" side?

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