Definitely Worth the Wait
- HawaiiTromboneGuy
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- walldaja
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Beautiful horns, how do they sound? How is the weight / balance with the TIS? Tell us more, please.
- HawaiiTromboneGuy
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[quote="walldaja"]Beautiful horns, how do they sound? How is the weight / balance with the TIS? Tell us more, please.[/quote]
The Fuchs plays itself. It’s surprisingly not that heavy with the TIS. Balance is fine with me and I’m not a big guy at all. Compared to the Williams, the Fuchs does have a slight edge over it. Easier to play, to me it has a bigger sound, and the blow of it is just plain effortless.
The Fuchs plays itself. It’s surprisingly not that heavy with the TIS. Balance is fine with me and I’m not a big guy at all. Compared to the Williams, the Fuchs does have a slight edge over it. Easier to play, to me it has a bigger sound, and the blow of it is just plain effortless.
- blast
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Tee Hee !! That's two exclusive clubs you are a member of. Is it just the inner slide that has been replaced and a slide/bell lock added ?
Chris
Chris
- HawaiiTromboneGuy
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[quote="blast"]Tee Hee !! That's two exclusive clubs you are a member of. Is it just the inner slide that has been replaced and a slide/bell lock added ?
Chris[/quote]
Cork barrels were replaced, inner slide, replacement yellow brass outer slide tubes from Shires, and slide/bell lock added from friction fit. The tuning hardware is original to the horn.
[quote="Schlitz"]That was a beautiful horn to look at in the shop. Glad to see up and running.[/quote]
Thanks! It sure is beautiful and I'm having a grand time learning how to play it.
Chris[/quote]
Cork barrels were replaced, inner slide, replacement yellow brass outer slide tubes from Shires, and slide/bell lock added from friction fit. The tuning hardware is original to the horn.
[quote="Schlitz"]That was a beautiful horn to look at in the shop. Glad to see up and running.[/quote]
Thanks! It sure is beautiful and I'm having a grand time learning how to play it.
- HawaiiTromboneGuy
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[quote="sf105"]Nice. Were the original outers also yellow brass?[/quote]
Thanks! Yes, the original outers were yellow brass.
Thanks! Yes, the original outers were yellow brass.
- Kbiggs
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Beautiful! Benn did a really nice job! When I was in his shop a few months ago I saw it still in pieces. It looks much better assembled. <span class="emoji" title=":wink:">😉</span>
- HawaiiTromboneGuy
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[quote="Kbiggs"]Beautiful! Benn did a really nice job! When I was in his shop a few months ago I saw it still in pieces. It looks much better assembled. <span class="emoji" title=":wink:">😉</span>[/quote]
It sure is beautiful! I’ve stared at this horn every single day since getting it back.
It sure is beautiful! I’ve stared at this horn every single day since getting it back.