[Bell Historians] St. Mary's Denbigh

[Richard Offen]

They sound pretty average to me!

 

R

 

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Hear is a clip, you decide

 

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Rod Bickerton wrote: " I thought I knew exactly what to expect from a 3/4 Tn
1873 Whitechapel 8. Wrong, they are very good. Is anything known, were they
some sort of experiment, tuned by someone different, cast by someone else
under contract or what?"

 

I'm not sure what the aural equivalent of "rose tinted spectacles" is, but I
strongly suspect a case of it here. If they are better than expected, it
probably has more to do with a favourable acoustic than anything else. But
I'm really only mailing to suggest that pursuit, exploration or speculation
on the latter points in the above extract would be pointless. They must
surely be a standard M&S job of the period

 

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