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Jagermeister
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What do you think about courtois evolution
Bell over Bell?
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giakara
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Hi
My name is Yiannis and i am from Greece the courtois evolusion II is vere very heavy horn i thing the sound is little stuffy and the price is very high , you must try Getzen etrna LB the best for the money horn you can get.
Please tell me some address of trumpet shops in Rome i'll be thear in the end of the september and i really want to try some horns .
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Yiannis
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Jagermeister
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MMh. I don't know adresses of music stores in Rome. I was in Rome the last week and i searched but i didn't found!!!
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SHS_Trumpet
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The EVO 1 actually doesn't have a double bell. It's the lighter model that has heavy braces but no double bell. I love mine and it sounds awesome. It blends extremely well and has excellent intonation.
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drunkiq
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Jagermeister
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Great DrunkIQ! you are the soul of the web!
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72*
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I think...This is LeBlanc trying to be Monette. Nice try. Stick to the student model horns. When I say student model that includes the Maynard and Arturo horn. BLECH
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Freddieh.
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Do not trust a guy whose mother gave him a number instead of a name.
Le Blanc is not Courtois. Courtois is property of a German company.
Le Blanc is only a distributor, Nr. 72*.
The Evo is a superior trumpet, but the Evo 1. |
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Jarrett Ellis
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I agree... If your going to base your premise on the fact that the Maynard horn is bad, I have to disagree with you there. I found it to be a good horn for the cash and a very good player. Just because Monette started the "heavier is better" fad, doesn't mean everyone who makes a horn with sheet bracing on it is an imitator.
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