Getzen 1052 - Dual Bore Slide?
- BaronVonBone
- Posts: 36
- Joined: Feb 20, 2023
I thought the Getzen 1052 came with a dual bore slide.
Is that a thing of the past, or am I maybe just imagining it?
Is that a thing of the past, or am I maybe just imagining it?
- Bach5G
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- Joined: Apr 07, 2018
The 1062 was dual bore while the 1052 was single. Or was it the other way around?
https://www.getzen.com/trombones/eterna-series/1052fd/
https://www.getzen.com/trombones/eterna-series/1062fd/
https://www.getzen.com/trombones/eterna-series/1052fd/
https://www.getzen.com/trombones/eterna-series/1062fd/
- tbonesullivan
- Posts: 1959
- Joined: Jul 02, 2019
I remember the inline being straight .562", while the dependent was .562" / .578"
- Matt_K
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- Joined: Mar 21, 2018
That’s my recollection too. 1052 (inline) = single bore. But the slides are interchangeable so someone easily could have had a non standard one.
I had a 1052 that played great.
I had a 1052 that played great.
- Kevbach33
- Posts: 295
- Joined: May 29, 2018
Yup, the independent 1052 is single bore. The dependent 1062 (and 3062AF) have dual bore slides. They are all interchangeable with each other, not with Edwards.
I won't give mine up unless/until I get my hands on a Conn 7xH style M&W. It's a great player that leans on the commercial side.
I won't give mine up unless/until I get my hands on a Conn 7xH style M&W. It's a great player that leans on the commercial side.