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Andy Cooper
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| Dennis78 wrote: | | How about the cornets? |
The ones that I played were clones of my 60's Besson except I think it had triggers and the DEG played in tune.
They were very good. I had a trumpet in the late 80's - I played fine too. |
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ldwoods
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| Posted: Fri May 05, 2023 10:02 am Post subject: |
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Thanks to Tony Scodwell for his comments. It is always a treat to get comments from such a well known person.
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BassBoneGuy
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| Posted: Sun May 07, 2023 7:01 pm Post subject: Re: Signature 2000 C Trumpets |
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Tony, Thank you so much for all the info....loved researching about these instruments. The Mum was so happy to hear about these trumpets. Unfortunately the trumpet was in for some bell damage as the kid leant on the trumpet to help stand up.
The trumpet originally belonged to the kids Dad, apparently his Mum (Grandma) flew from England to USA to get this trumpet in the early 90's.
Very lucky young kid.
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