BrassArk CV Piece
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Carter1016
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BrassArk CV Piece
Has anyone tried this piece or the CV 2.0? I’m testing out the Orchestral Bass piece right now and I was just wondering about the other two
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mrdeacon
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Re: BrassArk CV Piece
Reminded me of a 95D when I tried it at ITF 2017. One of the best pieces at the show.
Very efficient blow for the size but it has that 95D style absurdly large rim.
I did inquire about getting a different sized rim and if they could screw rim it for XB or LB Elliott rims and they told me it wasn't a problem.
Haven't had a chance to try the 2.0 version.
Very efficient blow for the size but it has that 95D style absurdly large rim.
I did inquire about getting a different sized rim and if they could screw rim it for XB or LB Elliott rims and they told me it wasn't a problem.
Haven't had a chance to try the 2.0 version.
Rath R1 2000s, Elliott XT
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Rath R4 2024, Elliott XT
Rath R9 2000s, Elliott LB
Minick Bass Trombone 1980s, Elliott LB
Rath R3 2000s, Elliott XT
Rath R4 2024, Elliott XT
Rath R9 2000s, Elliott LB
Minick Bass Trombone 1980s, Elliott LB
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Burgerbob
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Re: BrassArk CV Piece
Yes. I had one for a bit. very different than you average Greg Black 1G or Laskey 93 or 95. I found it really pretty bright on my horn at the time. My friend had a Shires Pro Select that was very dead with a 93; the CV brought it to life.
It has a 95 rim, I think, which is huge. I could probably use it if I took some serious time, but I'm more comfortable on a size smaller.
It has a 95 rim, I think, which is huge. I could probably use it if I took some serious time, but I'm more comfortable on a size smaller.
Aidan Ritchie, LA area player and teacher