Is there a throat/backbore difference specifically between large shank v small shank 10M?
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From the Hammond site:
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Medium-depth cup with a V shape. This is an extremely efficient cup with the capability of duel use between section work or possibly lead on small bore, or solo work on large bore. .257 throat/T2 backbore(small bore), .265 throat /T5 backbore(large)"
This goes for all M cups. Thus, we can deduce that a 10M small shank has the .257" throat and T2 (compact) backbore, while the large has the .265" throat and T5 (most open) backbore.
"M
Medium-depth cup with a V shape. This is an extremely efficient cup with the capability of duel use between section work or possibly lead on small bore, or solo work on large bore. .257 throat/T2 backbore(small bore), .265 throat /T5 backbore(large)"
This goes for all M cups. Thus, we can deduce that a 10M small shank has the .257" throat and T2 (compact) backbore, while the large has the .265" throat and T5 (most open) backbore.
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'57 Conn 6H
'61 Conn 78H Special w/F
'62 Holton 168
Getzen 1052FD Eterna
F. Schmidt 2103 BBb Tuba
Wessex Tubas TE360P Bombino
John Packer JP274MKII Euphonium
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Re: Hammond question (not on Hammond site)
Thank you !! Of course it was in front of me...