Bach 50 with Bosc Axial

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Ihcramed
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by Ihcramed »

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meine
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by meine »

cool horn! how does it play?
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Burgerbob
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by Burgerbob »

Very cool! I like those valves a lot on Haags.
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Kbiggs
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by Kbiggs »

Nice looking horn. I like the way the F-crook bends around the Gb valve.

Bosc seems to have done a lot of re-engineering and improvements. It looks easier to maintain. How does it play?
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Crazy4Tbone86
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by Crazy4Tbone86 »

[quote="Burgerbob"]Very cool! I like those valves a lot on Haags.[/quote]

I have never played a Haag. Do all their axial models use the Bosc valves?
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Burgerbob
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by Burgerbob »

[quote="Crazy4Tbone86"]<QUOTE author="Burgerbob" post_id="181560" time="1655922324" user_id="3131">
Very cool! I like those valves a lot on Haags.[/quote]

I have never played a Haag. Do all their axial models use the Bosc valves?
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The modern ones, yes, as far as I know
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NBischoff
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by NBischoff »

Damn, that's cool. Would love to hear a sample.
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Ihcramed
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by Ihcramed »

Hello,

It is Fabian Bachi from Haag who made the assembly (the circuit similar to Haag).

Some corrections were made by Claudio Maragno from Servette-Music (Hagmann).

I am happy with the behavior of the instrument.

Goodbye

Thanks google for the translation :frown: :frown: