I look down the inside of the horn.
It is only a problem if it causes leaks.
It is only a problem if it causes leaks.
Evaluating Straightness of Body Tube
I haven't asked a dumb question in a while (at least not to my knowledge), so here goes...
What's the best way to evaluate the straightness of a body tube? I assume you just eyeball down the neck end? How do you know when there's enough curvature to potentially be a problem? Does any of this vary by size of horn (sop, alto, tenor, bari)?
What's the best way to evaluate the straightness of a body tube? I assume you just eyeball down the neck end? How do you know when there's enough curvature to potentially be a problem? Does any of this vary by size of horn (sop, alto, tenor, bari)?
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The best time to straighten the body is when it is getting repadded.
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