M/K Drawing tenor parts?

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Kbiggs
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M/K Drawing tenor parts?

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I have a used Bach 42 that I’m considering some modifications. I’ve been looking at the M/K Drawing leadpipes, slide crooks, and tuning slide crooks. I’m familiar with M/K’s bass parts, but I’m looking for input from anyone who has tried M/K’s tenor leadpipes, slide crooks, and tuning slide crooks, any alloys. Thanks.
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Re: M/K Drawing tenor parts?

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M/K has a whole host of leadpipes available. Several of which, I have tried. Seem to be well made! They sure need to keep improving their website. There perhaps are more options than what are listed. M&W instruments come with their leadpipes. Their Bach 50 hand slide crook is awesome, it's on my 50 and 42.
Kbiggs
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Thanks! I ordered a pair of MV42’s for my tenor.
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Re: M/K Drawing tenor parts?

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The slide crook is the same for bass and tenor, like the original Bach crooks. 42s have a .562 slide crook by default.
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