I am currently playing a Yamaha YSL-354C with a Cloned 6-1/2 AL mouthpiece. Just got full dentures and am starting over after a year off.
Thom
My horn
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354C? I thought the C was 350C. It has an ascending valve to put the instrument in C to put the 6th position C and F near the player. Good for short arms.
Regardless, good luck. You can get used to the dentures. Just remember not to use too much mouthpiece pressure.
Regardless, good luck. You can get used to the dentures. Just remember not to use too much mouthpiece pressure.
Bruce Guttman
Merrimack Valley Philharmonic Orchestra
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Re: My horn
It is the new student model straight trombone.
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Thom
Yamaha YEP-321 Euphonium
6-1/2 AL mouthpiece
Yamaha YEP-321 Euphonium
6-1/2 AL mouthpiece
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Re: My horn
BGuttman wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2024 9:29 am 354X? I thought the C was 350C. It has an ascending valve to put the instrument in C to put the 6th position C and F near the player. Good for short arms.
Regardless, good luck. You can get used to the dentures. Just remember not to use too much mouthpiece pressure.
Thank you.
Thom
Yamaha YEP-321 Euphonium
6-1/2 AL mouthpiece
Yamaha YEP-321 Euphonium
6-1/2 AL mouthpiece
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