al
142 posts
Jul 01, 2016
3:43 PM
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Hi folks. I need a wee bit of info. I'm about to spend a right few quid on a D CX12. What i need to know is, is it a low D or high D? The lower octave machine is what i need. Thanks in advance.
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Gnarly
1851 posts
Jul 01, 2016
4:17 PM
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It's low, a whole step above a tenor.
You might like it, it's a bit low for my tastes.
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Last Edited by Gnarly on Jul 01, 2016 4:18 PM
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mr_so&so
1037 posts
Jul 01, 2016
4:34 PM
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I bought one recently, because it is on the low range. I like it.
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al
143 posts
Jul 02, 2016
5:25 AM
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Thanks Gnarly and Mr SoandSo. I did think it was low pitched as i have a Bb,F,G and C. Best tae check. Thanks for the clarification chaps.
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Gnarly
1852 posts
Jul 02, 2016
8:12 AM
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'tis true--I bought a Hering 10 hole chrom in D when I was first starting out (from Kevin's) and found it virtually useless--only goes up to G5 (same note as blow 8 on a standard chrom) . . .
A 12 hole gets up to E6--still pretty low for many harp players--C7 is the high note on a standard C diatonic.
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