After my crazy month is over I won't need the big horn until the fall, so after that I'm going to remove the whole linkage and paddle assembly and send it to Dan to let him work his magic
All 4 paddles feel like they are moving with different levels of resistance and speed, and that might be part of the reason why technique is so challenging
.835 rotor section?
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Re: .835 rotor section?
If you need a paddle assembly C. Bosc has some great ones available that HAAG uses on their cimbasso. You can get the adjustable or traditional set.
Rudolf Meinl 5/4CC
Willson 3400FA-5 Eb
Besson New Standard Euph
S.E. Shires Bass w/ Greenhoe Valves
Willson 3400FA-5 Eb
Besson New Standard Euph
S.E. Shires Bass w/ Greenhoe Valves