WTB: Bach mt veron 4G, 5G
- PDH
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I'm looking for Bach mt veron 4G, and 5G. If you're willing to sell it, please contact <EMAIL email="jungheumyeom@gmail.com">jungheumyeom@gmail.com</EMAIL>.
- paulyg
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Pretty sure the 1G was a post- MV addition to the Bach catalog.
- Vegasbound
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Will cost you many $$$$$’s and that’s just the 2G if you can find one
- Rrova
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[quote="paulyg"]Pretty sure the 1G was a post- MV addition to the Bach catalog.[/quote]
Is the 1.25G a post Mt. Vernon piece as well?
Is the 1.25G a post Mt. Vernon piece as well?
- Matt_K
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No, there are 1.5Gs out there from the Mt. Vernon era although they are quite rare.
- paulyg
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Yes, well aware that there are MV 1.5Gs out there. One is in my case! :biggrin:
I believe the 1 and 1-1/4 Gs were later additions to match the Schilke 59 and 60.
I believe the 1 and 1-1/4 Gs were later additions to match the Schilke 59 and 60.
- Matt_K
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Oh sorry, I hadn't had my coffee yet! 1.25 = 1.5 before coffee. :lol:
- MTbassbone
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If you find one ask about whether it was modified and inspect carefully to evidence of modification. I bought one on eBay more than 10 years ago, and found out it was modified. I didn't question whether it had been modified and wouldn't have known to look closer. A few years later it was pointed out to me the specifications didn't match a MV 1.5G. Buyer beware.
- u_2bobone
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Is this 1 1/2G rare enough ? No "Mount Vernon" markings, no "Corporation" markings, no "New York" markings ! This was made by Vincent Bach, himself, for a personal friend, Edward Gummell, former bass trombonist of The National Symphony Orchestra. Ed gave this, along with several other "custom" Bach mouthpieces made by the "boss" himself to me when I assumed his role in the NSO in 1967. A generous and thoughtful man, that Ed Gummell.
- ngrinder
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Interesting, that looks very similar to the "shallow stamp no corp" era of 2004-2007.
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https://www.trumpetjunkie.com/datingbachmouthpieces.htm