Hi all!
I just acquired a nice Yamaha 643-II off of @arpthark and wanted to do a quick comparison with my main horn. I think Yamahas are quite undervalued, and great horns for students to learn and progress on. It was really fun to listen back and hear the difference between the two horns - on a cell phone recording I can even some people preferring the $400 horn to the $5,500 horn! Although I think in the room the difference is a little more obvious.
Horn Comparison!
- WilliamLang
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Horn Comparison!
William Lang
Interim Instructor, the University of Oklahoma
Faculty, Manhattan School of Music
Faculty, the Longy School of Music
Artist, Long Island Brass and Stephens Horns
founding member of loadbang
www.williamlang.org
Interim Instructor, the University of Oklahoma
Faculty, Manhattan School of Music
Faculty, the Longy School of Music
Artist, Long Island Brass and Stephens Horns
founding member of loadbang
www.williamlang.org
- EriKon
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Re: Horn Comparison!
Don't they say: a great player can make every horn sing? nice video again!
- Trav1s
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Re: Horn Comparison!
Nice! I've wondered about that generation of Yamaha horns but have no experience with them. I would also agree that what comes out of the bell is different than what the player hears. Have you considered doing something similar with a Benge 165F?
Travis B.
Trombone player since 1986 and Conn-vert since 2006
1961 24H - LT101/C+/D2
1969 79H - LT102/D/D4
1972 80H - Unicorn
Benge 165F LT102/F+/G8
Trombone player since 1986 and Conn-vert since 2006
1961 24H - LT101/C+/D2
1969 79H - LT102/D/D4
1972 80H - Unicorn
Benge 165F LT102/F+/G8
- WilliamLang
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Re: Horn Comparison!
I actually have one of those back in Brooklyn! Maybe I will down the road - I just had the inspiration today and had just taken the Yamaha out of the case for the first time, so I thought I'd role with it.
William Lang
Interim Instructor, the University of Oklahoma
Faculty, Manhattan School of Music
Faculty, the Longy School of Music
Artist, Long Island Brass and Stephens Horns
founding member of loadbang
www.williamlang.org
Interim Instructor, the University of Oklahoma
Faculty, Manhattan School of Music
Faculty, the Longy School of Music
Artist, Long Island Brass and Stephens Horns
founding member of loadbang
www.williamlang.org