Seller will "toss in a mouthpiece"
Allentown CL: Eb
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arpthark
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Re: Allentown CL: Eb
NY Band Inst. Co. / "Toneking"
Wonder if tossing in the mouthpiece will incur any dents...
Wonder if tossing in the mouthpiece will incur any dents...
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windshieldbug
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Re: Allentown CL: Eb
Think the green paint is original or a restoration?
(asking for a friend)
(asking for a friend)
If it’s tourist season, why can’t we shoot them?
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humBell
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Re: Allentown CL: Eb
Tell a friend... yes.windshieldbug wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 10:21 am Think the green paint is original or a restoration?
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"All art is one." -Hal
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Mary Ann
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Re: Allentown CL: Eb
Actually really for a friend -- is there an upright 3 valve Eb out there, an older model, that is quite good with intonation? As opposed to some of them where the octave down to the pedal is a 9th, or whose intonation is "stretched" with the top sharp and the bottom flat.
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York-aholic
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Re: Allentown CL: Eb
The York "Medium" (15" bell) Ebs do pretty well in that regard. They are pretty small and sound like a euphonium on steroids, but play pretty well. High/low pitch ones were 28" long. Low pitch only models were about 32" long.
Some old Yorks, Martins, and perhaps a King rotary valved CC