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heavyharmonies
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Fast Freddy
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Don't know what to say about that besides..... VERY interesting.
I take it you already own a similar horn? Just for chat-sake, what are your impressions of it?
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Tim80
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Interesting horn.
Does it play in Bb and A like the old Buescher trumpets with the key change valve?
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heavyharmonies
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| Quote: | Don't know what to say about that besides..... VERY interesting.
I take it you already own a similar horn? Just for chat-sake, what are your impressions of it?
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Well, the other York I have is a later model, non-convertable, and nowhere near as intricately engraved. I like the effect of satin silver exterior and gloss silver inside the bell. The bell rim is crimped back, resulting in a fairly sharp edge (see below). I like the feel and blow of it; I need to have it worked on a bit though. One of the braces is missing and the other is loose.
[ This Message was edited by: heavyharmonies on 2003-11-18 21:26 ] |
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