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jcmacman
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_dcstep
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Looks like the muffler on a 2-cycle racing bike.
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Martin
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It´s an echo cornet. More details here:
http://www.trumpetherald.com/forum/viewtopic.php?topic=5718&forum=7
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wardsd
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Echo cornets are fairly rare and expensive. Most of the companies in the late 1800's made them. Most of the ones on Ebay are cheap junk.
I just bought an CD of Digby Fairweather, a british jazz cornet player in the 80's, playing one. It is actually a very good disk, and it is interesting to hear him switching between the Echo and standard bell. |
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trumpetmike
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This one is Indian, looks to good to be true and is.
A good echo cornet can be a dream to play, this wouldn't be. |
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