Baritone left hand grip

[Knightstar81]

I'd seen somewhere perusing the Internet an adjustable left hand grip for British style baritones but for the life of me I can't remember any of the information about it or where I found it. Also, my web searches seem to come up empty. The company I'd found had trombone and euphonium grips as well The grip I'd found goes in between the tubing of the 3rd valve. Anyone know what grip I'm talking about??

[iMav]

I have one of those for my euphonium. (Has bendable metal inside to adjust it.

Forget offhand where I bought it. I believe it was a married couple’s business.

I’ll see what I can dig up.

[iMav]

Here ya go!

https://calderpipsmusic.com/calderpips-grips

[Knightstar81]

THATS IT!!! Thank you so much!!

[anadmai]

I'd seen somewhere perusing the Internet an adjustable left hand grip for British style baritones but for the life of me I can't remember any of the information about it or where I found it. Also, my web searches seem to come up empty. The company I'd found had trombone and euphonium grips as well The grip I'd found goes in between the tubing of the 3rd valve. Anyone know what grip I'm talking about??

They really make these?

[iMav]

Here's my original thread asking about the product.
http://www.dwerden.com/forum/showthr...lderPips-Grips

I've been using the straps lately...but should dig it out and take some pictures...

[anadmai]

This fascinates me more than the straps. No where to see prices.

Wish they had one for both Bari and Euph. Not one for each.

[Knightstar81]

I emailed to inquire about pricing for the baritone grip. We shall see what they have to say!

[tonewheeler]

I emailed them last week and it's been crickets...no response.

I emailed to inquire about pricing for the baritone grip. We shall see what they have to say!

[anadmai]

I was thinking about that today.

Still want a 2 for 1 model. Lol.