Retailers will want to sell the best instrument that they can (obviously this makes good business sense), but decide on what you want and stick to your guns otherwise you could end up with something that in six months time you hate and can't get on with. This instruments features the 11' bell for a wonderful soloist sound very much focused but capable. 3)Christian Reisser 3-rotary valve Tenor Trombone new 1871 4)King-Cleveland 3-piston euphonium, straight bell s/n 600625, new 1975. This euphonium has 3 automatically compensating valves. 2)Olds F/Eb Bass Trombone, independent s/s A48625 purchased used in 2001 new in March 1979 one of the last. The predecessor of todays fully compensated 4-valve TA models. Beautiful signature sound built in a year when Besson was producing some of the very best euphoniums. 1)My original Olds Recording Tenor Trombone s/n 42612 Los Angeles Purchased new in February 1950. Buy gear the way it was meant to be bought, from a store thats been there.
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On the other hand if you are big built then don't go for one of the smaller instruments as you could find that on your louder playing you are over filling the instrument and your sound will become very hard.Īt the end of the day it is all down to personal preference, but don't go for the biggest and flashest that you can buy because it looks good, go for what will suit you and what you feel comfortable with. Besson Sovereign 968 Euphonium - 3600 (NW Austin) Besson Sovereign professional compensating euphonium in silver plate in excellent condition. Get Unparalleled Brass Sound With The Willson 2950S Euphonium - Silver. Euphonium - Selling: Compensating Besson Euph: around 2000 or best. Euphonium - Hain-Yu: Euphonium - Yamaha YEP-201: Still for sale 600 or best offer. Euphonium - Wilson 2704 Silver Noncompensating: 2800 negotiable. I have also known people who have gone from a sovereign to a Presteige and have sounded terrible.ġ) Are you happy with and get on well with the instrument that you have? If so I would go for the same make.Ģ) What size person are you? If you are not big built then my advice is not to go for one of the big instruments as you may find trouble in filling it. for sale at Net Instruments the marketplace - archive. For Sale: Hard Case for 6/4 tuba - David L. Conn-Selmer 300EHSPII 4 valve compensating Euphonium - Silver with Gold trim. Besson Compensating Euphonium Cheap - Leon Mahan 18:05:15 9/29/99 (0) MW2145/2155 - jon schultz 16:27:00 9/29/99. The Yamaha I couldn't get on with at all but was impressed by the Imperial even though people tend to turn their noses up at them these days as they are not "flash" enough. Andreas Eastman EEP426L Euphonium - Lacquer. I have always played on a Sovereign but have had a try on a Yamaha and an Imperial. Naruco is right, stick with the instrument that suits you best.
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