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Seinman
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jophst
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Almost a grand for a horn I never heard of. Too much for me.
It's a lightweight horn, so I wouldn't have considered it anyhow.
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supportlivejazz
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| I love the three valve buttons/stems that go up and down on his website. Very cool. |
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Seinman
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I know of this guy, he has a horn made especially for him by Lawler for the UK market. Didn't think he was going down this route. Not my cup of tea though.
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bkmdano
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| It looks like a Lawler and Geneva FL is where Roy's shop is. It kinda looks similar to the Screamer horn Roy makes. I know Roy has made some trumpets for the UK market under the name Proscinium and the seller has a couple on his site. |
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