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Author: heckelmaniac
Date: 2014-05-12 07:24
Bass oboe dimensions:
Loree post-war
Loree pre-war The pre-war Loree bass oboe is a much different instrument
from the post war with respect to bore dimensions, tone hole
placement and tone hole sizing. The resonance and projection
1930s Loree bass oboe is far beyond that of the post-war Loree
bass oboe. Measurements and reamers for both pre-war and
post war types exist in the US.
Fossati, Rigoutat, Marigaux Fairly close to the post-war Loree
Mollenhauer Made in the 1970s, perhaps one, two, or three examples
exist in total. The bore is much larger than the traditional
French style bass oboe. Has an adjustable length bocal
Lupohon Slightly larger bore than the Mollenhauer, though not as
huge as the Heckelphone bore
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