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James02
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mheffernen5
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| Hello there. I have read people like those Getzen Capris. You do know that Getzen Capri is an intermediate model right? Just checking. Some people would say look at pro horns instead. |
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nieuwguyski
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| Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 3:21 pm Post subject: |
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You seem to have pulled your question about the Getzen Capri, but in another thread you have described yourself as looking for a "lower level" horn to use while you take lessons. A Capri would be suitable for this. I was recently given an old Capri trumpet -- a trumpet I'd borrowed from its owner when I first started playing. It's serviceable.
I completely agree that there's no point in upgrading from a student trumpet to an intermediate model, but if you can get an intermediate trumpet as cheaply as a student model, why not get the intermediate trumpet to start on?
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musicmork
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| Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 8:57 pm Post subject: |
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| Some Capris play as well as Eternas |
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