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benlewis
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 Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2024 8:08 pm Post subject: WTB Bach Corp. 2-1/2C with Undercut |
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I have recently found two vintage Bach Corp. 2-1/2C mouthpieces with an undercut where the cup is slightly larger under the cup entrance. If you happen to have one of these, I'd be interested in purchasing it...
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loweredsixth
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Curious how the cutters they used could accomplish that.
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benlewis
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| I first saw the technique used by Scott Laskey at Schilke. He would often use it for people who wanted just a skoch more room... |
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loweredsixth
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So was this modification done after the initial production?
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benlewis
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On the Bachs, I don't know; I have two that are pretty identical. And the chances of finding two 1970s mouthpieces altered exactly the same seem slim.
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