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Greg
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Hi, just wondering whether anyone has any experience they can share on these trumpets. Just tried one and loving it but if anyone has any observations to add that I may not have twigged that would be great.
To me, it played free and smooth, felt relatively effortless, had a beautiful tone full and easily manipulated, felt balanced in the hand and went where I asked it wthout breaking up round the edges.
I'm playing jazz orientated at the moment. I've tried the strad's, taylor chicago, stomvi, yamaha's and it stands out for what I'm doing to be right for me above these. As I say, any observations/experience would be appreciated.
cheers, Greg |
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TrentAustin
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_dcstep
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It'll take you a day to read all the threads that show up using the search funtion here (at the top of this page). Also, there's a dedicated forum on the http://www.trumpetmaster.com site.
Dave
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I_Wanna_Scream
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Great horn built by some real craftsmen. The order for mine is going into Eclipse this month.
I have said much on this forum before about these horns, it is all true.
Graham |
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