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What is the moisture in the pan?

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I studied woodwind instruments in college, 3 years cutting wood, turning ivory, casting keys.

The thing you learn with woodwind is that as soon as you have a closed pipe every blow is followed by a suck. That's how they work. The gasses rushing out the end don't know when to stop so they start to stretch creating a void that must be filled. The suck will be fresh moisture laden air and it will become chilled.

Curiously the cylindrical bore of a muzzle loader would overblow at the twelfth where a blunderbuss might be more inclined to the octave :rotf: :hatsoff:
 
My yougest graduated in Music, trombone (now teaching it). The thing that grossed my out was the "spit valve". These kids blew the spit outta the valevs on the floor! YUK! :hmm: :shocked2: HEY, I can place spit recepticles in the music dept and collect and market it for those that use only spit patch!! :thumbsup:

PM me with your orders.

Gotta go, time to contact a good accountant....I'm gonna be RICH :grin:
 

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