Mythbusters and the exploding trombone
- Kingfan
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- LeTromboniste
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They revisited that myth in a later episode to correct some of the aspects of the experiment that they did wrong, with more or less the same results IIRC.
On a side note, pretty "Modell Kuhn" at 0:25!
On a side note, pretty "Modell Kuhn" at 0:25!
- AndrewMeronek
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It was quick, but props to Adam for being able to get a clean buzz on a quick gliss.
- AndrewMeronek
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They couldn't find an old beat-up stone-lined straight mute and had to buy a nice aluminum one? Geesh.
- BGuttman
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[quote="AndrewMeronek"]They couldn't find an old beat-up stone-lined straight mute and had to buy a nice aluminum one? Geesh.[/quote]
Not that it really makes a difference, but a StoneLined mute would probably break apart faster than an aluminum one. The base is just glued into the cone.
The story on which it is based is a good read, but totally untrue.
Not that it really makes a difference, but a StoneLined mute would probably break apart faster than an aluminum one. The base is just glued into the cone.
The story on which it is based is a good read, but totally untrue.