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Author: Gordon (NZ)
Date: 2001-04-11 08:02
But if you do an air pressure leak test (sucking, or probably more validly, squirting a mouthful of air, with a cork in the end of a body section) do you find that the instrument leaks significantly compared with bladder pads?
A plastic instrument well paded with bladder pads does not leak at all. I suspect many timber clarinets leak slightly through the grain at places like tone hole edges. I would EXPECT leather pads to leak slightly, but perhaps they eventually fill with gunge and become non-porous.
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2001-04-05 13:43 |
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2001-04-05 15:51 |
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2001-04-05 17:11 |
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2001-04-05 19:37 |
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2001-04-05 22:40 |
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2001-04-06 00:12 |
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2001-04-06 03:11 |
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2001-04-06 03:55 |
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2001-04-06 04:46 |
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2001-04-06 05:31 |
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2001-04-06 08:08 |
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2001-04-06 13:05 |
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2001-04-09 23:41 |
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2001-04-11 08:02 |
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