What kinda Bach 42 is this?
- greenbean
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- Burgerbob
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Aftermarket conversion by Hulot, I believe, a French maker.
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- claf
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It's a very special "bumpy bell" :biggrin:
The valve is a patented valve whose name I can't remember. Should have been added aftermarket, I don't think Bach installed this at the factory (and it's unlacquered around it, as if it wasn't relacquered after installation).
It's beeing sold by a french shop, if you are interested I can translate your questions and their answers.
The valve is a patented valve whose name I can't remember. Should have been added aftermarket, I don't think Bach installed this at the factory (and it's unlacquered around it, as if it wasn't relacquered after installation).
It's beeing sold by a french shop, if you are interested I can translate your questions and their answers.
- JohnL
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[quote="greenbean"]Don't think I've seen one of these...
https://reverb.com/item/82955432[/quote]
Yup, there's definitely some curious stuff going on there. It looks kinda like someone set it up like a Courturier "conical bore" trombone.
https://reverb.com/item/82955432[/quote]
Yup, there's definitely some curious stuff going on there. It looks kinda like someone set it up like a Courturier "conical bore" trombone.
- Crazy4Tbone86
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I have seen photos of Hulot valves on the Internet many times. However, I have never seen one in the wild or heard someone talk about the pros and cons of how they play.
Anyone have something to offer?
Anyone have something to offer?