Bach PM50MP
- Ediespagetti1000
- Posts: 11
- Joined: Aug 13, 2020
I´m looking for a new leadpipe for my Bach 50 slide because mine is a bit worn-out (the mouthpiece goes in way to far and has a bit of an angle). I was looking at Hickeys webside and found the set of three leadpipes (S,XO,XX). Does anyone have experience with this style of removable leadpipes?
Thanks alot
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Thanks alot
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- Bonearzt
- Posts: 833
- Joined: Mar 22, 2018
As with ANY leadpipe, you really need to play several, in actual playing situations to figure out which one works the best for you!!
There are SO MANY good quality pipes out there that might work better than the Bach pipes.
Brad Close makes nice ones, MK Drawing, Shires, Edwards, etc....
There are SO MANY good quality pipes out there that might work better than the Bach pipes.
Brad Close makes nice ones, MK Drawing, Shires, Edwards, etc....
- GabrielRice
- Posts: 1496
- Joined: Mar 23, 2018
The BrassArk (Brad Close) MV50 pipe is great - a copy of the pipe from a Mount Vernon Bach 50. MK Drawing does one like it; in my Shires slides I prefer the BrassArk version. http://brassark.com/leadpipes.html