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ftibets
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Tootsall
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Innumerable posts exist about the crappy quality of those "make in China" and "made in India" junker horns. Save your money.
Better yet, buy an used Olds Ambassador for the same price and get a REAL horn.
Truly, those instruments are garbage and only "look" like instruments. |
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nextbrassguy
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| I would never buy any instrument made in China or India off the web. Play and examine carefully before buying (and then you almost certainly won't buy!). The seller has excellent feedback and CLAIMS this superior to other Chinese made horns, and the price is higher than you see on most of the junkers, BUT never buy one of these without playing it first!. |
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