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Author: m1964
Date: 2024-02-04 06:10
I am not sure about a Yamaha but on Buffets the throat G# spring is thin and can often be weak. The long arms on the upper thrill keys allow for some movement.
Opening C/G# key while fingering low F does not produce the C above the break.
Pressing throat G#, A and one of the thrill keys does.
Post Edited (2024-02-04 08:32)
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