Moin,
I'm playing an Yamaha 891Z and sometimes I'm not so happy with the sound. Now I'm thinking about buying an XO 1634 RLT. How would you compare them?
Maybe there are already posts about this, but since I've just joined the forum, I can't use the search until I've written 3 posts.
Thanks for recommendations
Sound and playability Yamaha 891Z vs. XO 1634 RLT
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Re: Sound and playability Yamaha 891Z vs. XO 1634 RLT
Try before you buy. That is the most important. And bring your current horn to compare also.
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Re: Sound and playability Yamaha 891Z vs. XO 1634 RLT
Never played the red bell. I find that the 891Z can get a richer sound and projects more than the yellow bell XO, but is more temperamental. The XO requires less finesse to (generally) do what you want it to do.
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Re: Sound and playability Yamaha 891Z vs. XO 1634 RLT
Before you decide to switch horns try one of the new Leadpipes from O'Malley Brass. They change the character of the horn in a positive direction and might be just want you need.Brittipax wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2024 7:53 am Moin,
I'm playing an Yamaha 891Z and sometimes I'm not so happy with the sound. Now I'm thinking about buying an XO 1634 RLT. How would you compare them?
Maybe there are already posts about this, but since I've just joined the forum, I can't use the search until I've written 3 posts.
Thanks for recommendations
https://www.omalleyhorns.com/
Luke Malewicz (LowBrassLuke)
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Freelance Trombonist/Educator in the Chicago Area
www.LowBrassLuke.com
Yamaha Artist and Clinician
Freelance Trombonist/Educator in the Chicago Area
www.LowBrassLuke.com
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Re: Sound and playability Yamaha 891Z vs. XO 1634 RLT
I am a great fan of the 1634RLT and never looked back.. I played them all in 40 years plus with exception of Shires, Thein and Edwards.