
Finke bariton
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Re: Finke bariton
To me, "needs oiling" means that things don't move freely enough.
Sometimes "needs oiling" means "noisy/loose/worn" to sellers...
...??
Sometimes "needs oiling" means "noisy/loose/worn" to sellers...
...??
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Re: Finke bariton
I enjoyed this quasi non-sequitir:
needs oiling and a new case
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Re: Finke bariton
10½" bell, 30" tall - looks to me within the euphonium range. Final bell diameter a little small, but maybe more gradual taper.likely somewhere in between a baritone, tenor horn, and small tuba, as it plays in the key of Bb but is smaller than the typical tuba or baritone.
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Re: Finke bariton
You've not heard of Finke ?
The last I knew, they were still producing instruments.
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Re: Finke bariton
The engraving says:
Angefertigt von Helmut Finke
Herford i/w
Made by Helmut Finke
Herford, a town in North Rhine-Westphalia... I'm guessing that's what the "w" is for in i/w... but not sure what the "i" is for.
Angefertigt von Helmut Finke
Herford i/w
Made by Helmut Finke
Herford, a town in North Rhine-Westphalia... I'm guessing that's what the "w" is for in i/w... but not sure what the "i" is for.
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Re: Finke bariton
' hard to imagine not being the same company, if not a descendant or cousin...
Finke Horns e.K.
Industriestraße 17, 32602 Vlotho, Germany
Phone: +49 5228 323
7-4 weekdays
Finke Horns e.K.
Industriestraße 17, 32602 Vlotho, Germany
Phone: +49 5228 323
7-4 weekdays
Re: Finke bariton
I have a Finke euphonium with different linkages on the valves and a horizontal main slide at the bottom, so I'm thinking itay be a later model. Anyone have information on its production or howuch it may be worth? What was the preferred mouthpiece used with this horn?

