The Dublin is not tunable, The Kildare is tunable. Is this the only difference ?
Do the Dublin and the Kildare D have the same sound ?
Thanks for your opinion.
Susato Dublin D and Susato Kildare D: same sound ?
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Re: Susato Dublin D and Susato Kildare D: same sound ?
Basically, yes and yes.gerardo1000 wrote:The Dublin is not tunable, The Kildare is tunable. Is this the only difference ?
Do the Dublin and the Kildare D have the same sound ?
There's a slight difference in the bore and body material, as explained by the maker:
Otherwise the sound and playing characteristics are the same, apart from tunability.Michael Kelishek wrote:All the Kildare bores are tapered but very, very slightly. It is a 1 degree taper, which is why a caliper may not be sufficient to discern any variance on the smaller bores. Kildares are injection molded out of ABS Plastic so they have to have this 1 degree taper so they will come out of the injection mold. The S & L Dublin Series bodies are made of CPVC so they are absolutely cylindrical. Mouthpieces are all ABS Injection Molded Plastic. Hope this helps clear up any confusion.
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