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sparxII
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 Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2020 6:11 am Post subject: Sparx Cornet Mouthpiece |
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Two new Sparx Cornet Mouthpieces:
- the Sparx -custom- series
- medium cornet V cups
-2* & 3* on our standard 2 and 3 rims
In stock and ready to ship
sparxmusic.com |
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Nonsense Eliminator
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| Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2020 6:29 pm Post subject: Re: Sparx Cornet Mouthpiece |
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| sparxII wrote: | Two new Sparx Cornet Mouthpieces:
- the Sparx -custom- series
- medium cornet V cups
-2* & 3* on our standard 2 and 3 rims
In stock and ready to ship
sparxmusic.com |
Nice to see that this is now officially available! I have been using my 2* in the orchestra for some time. I find it more manageable than the straight 2, and it’s a great-sounding mouthpiece — enough core and presence that I don’t have to fight to be heard, but a very warm sound that is in no danger of being mistaken for a trumpet. I was using it for the cornet solos in Romeo & Juliet until we got shut down — at least I will have another opportunity when we play Swan Lake in June, assuming the world hasn’t ended by then...
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Jabroni
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| Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2020 8:45 am Post subject: NEW MOUTHPIECE |
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Good Day Everyone,
I had been using the Sparx 2B soloist for some time now. It was extremely comfortable, easy upper register and quite manageable. I recently won the Mid Atlantic Solo Competition on this. The new Sparx 2* mouthpiece has taken it a step further with comfort and sound! I have been using it for the past few weeks and find that while it maintains it manageability,
encompasses even more rich capabilities. |
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