Woodwind mutes
- Kingfan
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:lol:
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- robcat2075
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A mishap with a balcony or stairwell would be just as effective and easier to pass off as an accident.
- BGuttman
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[quote="Posaunus"]The 4kg model is used for baritone sax? :idk:[/quote]
And Contrabassoon :)
And Contrabassoon :)
- BGuttman
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[quote="OneTon"]Are metric mutes more accurate than Imperial mutes?[/quote]
No, but they are more available in Europe and Asia...
I'd love a 20 lb one as opposed to an 8 Kg. (it's slightly heavier).
No, but they are more available in Europe and Asia...
I'd love a 20 lb one as opposed to an 8 Kg. (it's slightly heavier).
- Kingfan
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[quote="OneTon"]Are metric mutes more accurate than Imperial mutes?[/quote]
No, but the Imperial "Storm Trooper" models are everywhere!
No, but the Imperial "Storm Trooper" models are everywhere!
- OneTon
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[quote="BGuttman"]<QUOTE author="OneTon" post_id="165096" time="1639140571" user_id="13549">
Are metric mutes more accurate than Imperial mutes?[/quote]
No, but they are more available in Europe and Asia...
I'd love a 20 lb one as opposed to an 8 Kg. (it's slightly heavier).
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The trombone players keep throwing the wooden handle away. And then the mute’s no good.
Are metric mutes more accurate than Imperial mutes?[/quote]
No, but they are more available in Europe and Asia...
I'd love a 20 lb one as opposed to an 8 Kg. (it's slightly heavier).
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The trombone players keep throwing the wooden handle away. And then the mute’s no good.
- Kingfan
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I've had the same woodwind mute for 50 years. I've changed the head once and the handle twice, though... :D
- Kbiggs
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Trumpet and lump hammer. Useful for all strings, woodwinds, annoying trumpet players, tuba players who play out of tune, bass trombonists who insist on playing everything down one octave…
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- JohnL
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[quote="Kbiggs"]bass trombonists who insist on playing everything down one octave…[/quote]
Just <B>ONE</B> octave?
If it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing!
Just <B>ONE</B> octave?
If it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing!
- ldmitruk
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- Joined: Nov 21, 2018
[quote="Kbiggs"]Trumpet and lump hammer. Useful for all strings, woodwinds, annoying trumpet players, tuba players who play out of tune, bass trombonists who insist on playing everything down one octave…[/quote]
Has there ever been a trumpoot player who isn't annoying?
Has there ever been a trumpoot player who isn't annoying?