[Dixielandjazz] Click Tuning Barrel
Larry Walton Entertainment
larrys.bands at charter.net
Mon Nov 14 22:02:27 PST 2005
The click barrel does work. If you are a purist then have the barrel
you own cut down or add tuning rings if it's too short. It's a lot
cheaper to have your barrel cut down or add rings. BTW tuning rings are
stuck in with cork grease so you can remove them if you want later. My
barrel circumcision cost $15 to have a few mm shaved off by guys that
knew what they were doing. Don't buy the cheap one because it doesn't
have a locking ring and in time will move about as easily as a trombone
slide. Other adjustable barrels have problems too like wiggling as you
play. I really dislike that.
Larry Walton
St. Louis
Barrie Walter Marshall wrote:
> This has probably been asked before, I see the Click Tuning Barrel mentioned now and again, I have trouble with tuning now and again, and I like gadgets, are there any comments from clarinet players out there as to its worth, if I do decide to try one I think I will get the locking one, the purchase of this relies on the positive or negative replies to this question, I have read reviews and they vary greatly, I want words from the horses mouth so to speak!
>
> Thanks
>
> Barrie
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