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Ragg Tuning Fork A425 by John Walker Instrument_CD 63Hz)–C5 (523 Make_Stephen Haddock 63Hz)–C5 (523 This contra bass offers easy playing with light carbon fibre finger pads These world renowned blue steel tuning forks are made from hardened tempered steel and tuned at 20°C to achieve pure notes of strong duration For more information or further details
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Ragg Tuning Fork A425 by John Walker Instrument_CD 63Hz)–C5 (523 Make_Stephen Haddock

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