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Wow ... i like that one a lot better. Someone took the effort of putting a trigger on it so it must play at least ok I would think. Has anyone ever tried one?
It seems like the sound would have no ring to it. When I flick the end of one of my Bach 37 bells I hear a healthy ring to it .... cause they are perfectly round ( I think). What kind of ring would you get from an octagon?
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| Some of these went for under 100 bucks on ebay in the past here in Germany..... |
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| Those Taylor Trumpets are gorgeous...really love some of the cornets! Is this the British Equivilent to Monette? |
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