Summary - john sandhagen
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john sandhagen |
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curmudgeon... semitrained |
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Aug 01, 2000, 02:01AM |
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Today at 11:41 AM |
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The swiss army trombone...
I have a Mt Vernon Bach 50 that I have cut the bell off to make it a screw bell, added Kanstul CR valves with a custom forward wrap, a lightweight brass slide (silver plated), and I use a Larry Minick L mouthpiece and Shires 2.5 leadpipe. I've also assembled a King 1480 bell that interchanges with the Bach. With the smaller tuning slide and bell taper it's a cool small bass, with a tenor mouthpiece it's a big tenor (or close enough).
Psuedo bass sackbut. Bach 36 slide, something close to a 1 1/2G made from a Kelly, and a small bell I made . Bore and sound are good, but I'm lacking in the "trigger range"...for now ; ) |
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I've retired as the Music department technician at Cal Poly Pomona, and am the owner of the Boneyard, my home shop, where I repair and modify trombones. |
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claremont, ca, usa |
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May 19, 2013, 03:43PM |
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John Sandhagen,
the Boneyard
"What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence." |
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