Might have been the condition of the horni had one of these -it was a lousey bari. these are german made by some one and not very good. if you are serious about playing bari-look for something else
Waiting for some Turf..Interesting, do you have any other pictures?
Not sure,I am wondering, based on the position of the bell keys relative to the length of the bell whether that one is keyed to low A?
They certainly did. But this looks more like a B&S/Weltklang.Did Kohlert make baris? My Canadian-sourced Oxford tenor and alto are Kohlerts.
Man, if you are playing in hell, wait until the fires go out! It'll help with the smell of burned skin at the pads and the soft metal of they keys!i had mine overhauled with good reso pads even to match the rolled tone holes. the horn still sucked! was opposite of most baris as you had a hard time finding a mpc that played sharp enough! the keys bent easly . a total dud . avoid these and thank me later
Allo SuperDani had mine overhauled with good reso pads even to match the rolled tone holes. the horn still sucked! was opposite of most baris as you had a hard time finding a mpc that played sharp enough! the keys bent easly . a total dud . avoid these and thank me later
This is a Kolhert bari, I am quite sureDid Kohlert make baris? My Canadian-sourced Oxford tenor and alto are Kohlerts.