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    | Author: Wufus Date:   2008-02-03 16:42
 
 I too have a Rigoutat Expression oboe. I have not tried the Chudnow staple on this oboe. But I did experiment with cork staples and shapes.
 
 The Rigoutat Expression has a larger bore than the Loree models. For example a wider shape works better. I found that the rdg -2 worked much better than the rdg 1. Other Rigoutat players say that wider is better.
 
 A larger bore staple also works better. I ordered staples (cork) from Rigoutat and found them to give me a more centered tone with lots of core to the sound. I later discovered that rdg type II staples are identical to the ones I ordered from Rigoutat. You will probably have to buy a different mandrel.
 
 With this combination, rdg -2 shape and 47mm rdg type II staples, I have no problems playing at A 440. There is a misconception that these instrument are sharp. I have not had that problem. I don't understand why they are so rare in the US. It is the best oboe I've owned.
 
 
 
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|  | oboenet | 2008-02-03 09:43 |  
|  | LoreeoboeNeh | 2008-02-03 15:15 |  
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|    | Re: Chudnow staples and the normal Cork Staples diferences  new |  | Wufus | 2008-02-03 16:42 |  
|  | Schell | 2008-02-03 22:35 |  
|  | cjwright | 2008-02-04 06:27 |  
|  | oboenet | 2008-02-04 09:42 |  
|  | hautbois | 2008-02-16 17:53 |  
 
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