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Goldenchops55
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Hello all,
The other night at a basketball game the band was playin at, the first trumpet brought a very weird and old looking mouthpiece. It was a Reynolds 7A. Does anyone know anything about this mpc?? I was just curious. Thanks. |
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John Mohan
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On 2002-01-20 22:00, Goldenchops55 wrote:
Hello all,
The other night at a basketball game the band was playin at, the first trumpet brought a very weird and old looking mouthpiece. It was a Reynolds 7A. Does anyone know anything about this mpc?? I was just curious. Thanks.
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My first mouthpiece was a Reynolds 7A! It came with my Reynolds student trumpet back in 1969. I don't know what happened to it. I would buy this guy's if he wants to sell it (please let him know).
The 7A Reynolds was basically a clone of a Bach 7A. Same diameter as a Bach 7C but a slightly deeper cup.
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_PhilPicc
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John,
I sent you an email on a Reynolds 7A that I have. |
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