3B vs 3BF sound
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3B vs 3BF sound
I was wondering if anyone knows how the sound differs between a 3B and 3BF, and if the silversonic variants also have similar differences?
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Re: 3B vs 3BF sound
I want to say I’ve read a similar discussion here before and the consensus was not much, if any, difference.
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King 3B+ w/F attachment and gold brass bell. King Duo Gravis. Conn 6H. Conn 48H. Conn 10H. Conn 5G. Getzen 3508Y.
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Re: 3B vs 3BF sound
I’m not a collector, I just have too many trombones….
King 3B+ w/F attachment and gold brass bell. King Duo Gravis. Conn 6H. Conn 48H. Conn 10H. Conn 5G. Getzen 3508Y.
King 3B+ w/F attachment and gold brass bell. King Duo Gravis. Conn 6H. Conn 48H. Conn 10H. Conn 5G. Getzen 3508Y.
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Re: 3B vs 3BF sound
Good examples of 3B/F don't really give up anything. Worse ones will be stuffier and sound that way as a result.
I'm also not sure how much of that is the slide you might have paired with it. I've had a perfect-shape '60s 3B/F that was just kind of unfun to play, much stuffier than my beater '70s horn. But mine also plays worse than another '70s I played recently, though it still sounds great.
I'm also not sure how much of that is the slide you might have paired with it. I've had a perfect-shape '60s 3B/F that was just kind of unfun to play, much stuffier than my beater '70s horn. But mine also plays worse than another '70s I played recently, though it still sounds great.
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Re: 3B vs 3BF sound
They sound and play the same.