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Author: jan
Date: 2001-04-13 17:31
just wondering, what exactly is this barrel... what makes it different or special compared to other ones? i see one on ebay advertised for a buffet, do they work well with other brand clarinets too?
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Author: Pat
Date: 2001-04-13 18:26
It's a barrel that guy chadish has reemed. Basically, Buffet gives some barrels to chadish and he reems them. They have a taper almost like the Moenig (or however you spell it), but his taper is a little subtle than the Moenig. I can't remember the exact words Guy used when I was in new york, but it is along the same lines from what i remember. I don't know if they work well with other brands of clarinets or not.
pat
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Author: Anji
Date: 2001-04-13 19:46
REAMED - Bore dimensions changed on a lathe with a 'reamer' of a particular taper. While the inestimable GC may claim that they're uniform, it is best to play them first.
I use the 64mm length to keep my Master model more in tune.
I recommend buying several at a time, if the tuning needs change.
anji
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Author: William
Date: 2001-04-13 22:42
I use a 64mm Chadash with my LeBlanc Concerto A and I agree with Anji, it is best to try as many you can because they do not all play the same. Good clarineting!!!!!!
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Author: Benny
Date: 2001-04-14 02:46
The Chadash is a variation of the Moennig, which was designed to help tuning because of the cone shape of the bore in the lower joint. I have tried Chadash barrels, but I play a Moennig 65mm (in orchestra) or 66 mm (in band). If you are considering buying one (you should probably do this from a catalogue), be sure to order three or four to try them out, as none of them are exactly the same.
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