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DavesTrumpet
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John,
Care to explain how this:
| Capt.Kirk wrote: | | The market is so flooded with used Bach Strad's in the 180/37-25 combo I think it is unwise to buy a new horn in that configuration!!!! If you want a Bach consider the 72, 43 or 65 bell and 25-0,43,7 leadpipe combo's.......Not as many of those flooding the market! On top of that the 72 bell is finaly coming into fashion so you are seeing a lot more of those and clones of the 72 bell by semi-custom or full on custom builder's.
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relates to the original poster's question of:
| Ubungstickle wrote: | <snip>
I am asking this because I decided I don't like my C trumpet...So like my teacher and many other great trumpet players, maybe I'll find a Bach C trumpet. But are they still uber quality? Yamahas (even if some people may dislike them) I believe are really tightly screwed together, super quality. But will a modern C trumpet Bach be as good quality?
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Over the past 6 months or so on TH (or maybe older . . .), there's been a couple pretty thorough threads on Bach C's. Look for the ones that compare their different C's.
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