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Author: vrufino
Date: 2022-12-04 22:53
I recently purchased 3 previously owned barrels by James Pyne. They are marked 4+, 4++, and M respectively. Do any of you know what the markings represent. All 3 have different playing characteristics and all 3 are 66mm.
Dr. Vincent J. Rufino
Professor of clarinet and saxophone
St. Elizabeth University
Morristown, NJ
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Author: David H. Kinder
Date: 2022-12-05 11:55
I have no idea, but you can certainly ask them.
https://www.pyne-clarion.com/welcome
Getting back into playing after 20 years.
Ridenour AureA Bb clarinet
Ridenour Homage mouthpiece
Rovner Versa ligature
Vandoren V12 #3 - #3.5 reeds
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Author: donald
Date: 2022-12-07 15:02
The good thing about these barrels is that they are probably as good as the day they were made. With wooden barrels the dimensions often change with prolonged and constant use, but not with synthetics.
(I have a very nice wooden barrel that was measured in 2011 and again in 2016. In the intervening time one end had a different measurement, and the bore had become slightly oval. My 66mm Moennig changed dimensions also, yet other barrels- a Chadash and a Lomax/Zinner seemed NOT to undergo change. Every bit of wood is different, and ages differently)
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