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We continue to
make improvements to our trumpet
line. 2002 saw a variety of
structural changes, including
sturdier braces, new red brass
mouthpipes, redesigned receivers,
upgraded third slide finger ring
holders and screws, and new look
slide pull knobs. 2003 focused more
on pistons and valve casings. To
say this department has been
restructured would be an
understatement. CNC lathes now turn
out trumpet, cornet, and fiuegelhom
pistons and valves according to the
most exacting specifications and
tolerances. Top and bottom valve
caps sport a new look, and now
feature a thread design that allows
for easy on and off application.
Confidence comes from a great
piston and valve assembly, and
we're brimming with it!
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Color it silver.
That seemed to be the catch phrase
for 2004. Trumpets, and especially
our marching brasswlnds, were
produced in record numbers last
year with silver plated finishes.
Looks great, and sounds even
better. Players are also taking
notice that our optional plated
finishes (both silver and nickel)
are priced at levels at or below
the prices our competitors show for
brass lacquered finishes. Once
again, another plus that has better
value written all over it.
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Trigger tombones
continue to be a very important
part of our line. Great
sound, projection, slide action,
and mechanical rotor operation
combine to represent the best USA
made value in F-rotor trombones.
Rotor mechanisms for 1004 sport a
larter redeigned main screw and
stop plates are now metal.
These improvements are all made as
a result of player and dealer
input.
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New and improved!
Our M-100 Marching Mellophone fits
this description perfectly.
Why doesn't Blessing add a thumb
hook to the first valve slide, and
an adjustable finger ring to the
third valve slide? We
listened to players and have
incoporated these changes into our
M-100 for 2004. Also new for
2004 is our mellophone No. 6
mouthpiece. The end
result is enhanced intonation,
while still maintaining the great
musical qualities of this key of F
instrument.
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We have been
making our own line of flutes for
30 years. Great "out of the
box" playing quality and superb
sound allow our flutes to make
inroads in what is arguably the
most competitive segment of the
wind instrument industry.
Customers across the county agree
that our flute line is one of the
best kept secrets in our business.
So to answer a commonly asked
question...yes, Blessing does make
flutes!
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Our brasswind
mouthpiece line is manufactured
according to the strictest quality
guidelines. We offer
players a great selection of cup
sizes in what has now become a very
popular accoessory item. We
recognize that consistency is key
when producing mouthpieces and
strive to produce accordingly.
State of the art equipment and
continual gauging of product ensure
that our mouthpieces remain true to
original designs.
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