I put a Lawson pipe (FB210.125) on my K series 8D. It helped the high
register quite a bit. I combined it with a Lawson mouthpiece (S660 cup).
The combination is excellent. Try out the new leadpipe by taping it along
side the old pipe and see for yourself. Lawson will send you a variety to
try for a downpayment.
CORdially,
Luke Zyla
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Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2006 12:46 AM
Subject: [Hornlist] leadpipes on 8D
hi-
I forgot to mention this in my post.
What have people's experiences been with putting Lawson or Patteson
leadpipes on and 8D (or Patterson Conversion -although I have only heard of
these played in NYC and Hollywood, correct me if I'm wrong I am trying to
become less ignorent here) I have herd from someone a while ago that a
Lawson leadpipe really "improved" their 8D. There isn't anything I want to
improve about my horn, except the really stuffy, resistant, impossible high
range as compared to many other horns I've tried, and the fact that I need
to take a breath every 2-3 measures.
again I ask, is this likely faults in my technique or could it be the nature
or large horns with a deep mouthpiece, or both?
thanks again,
Dave M.
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