Shires Slide Question
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Shires Slide Question
I recently acquired a TW47GX slide. Does anybody know what the X stands for?
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Re: Shires Slide Question
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I seem to recall that the X has something to do with the tenon... Something about fitting Bach 42 bells better.
Intriguing slide, though!
Intriguing slide, though!
Kevin Afflerbach
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'57 Conn 6H, Warburton 9M/9D/T3★
'62 Holton 168, Bach 5GL
Getzen 1052FD Eterna, Pickett 1.5S
F. Schmidt 2103 BBb Tuba, Laskey 30G
Wessex Tubas TE360P Bombino, Perantucci PT-84-S
John Packer JP274MKII Euphonium, Robert Tucci RT-7C
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Re: Shires Slide Question
I think it aligns the harmonics of the slide similar to the tuning slide crooks. So it's more like an older new York horn.
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Re: Shires Slide Question
Cool. I would say that the slide does play closer to a Bach slide than the TW47G I've been trying as well. I'm assuming the X is the same as the X for the tuning slides.
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Re: Shires Slide Question
My thoughts exactly! I would know!