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My horn, a Paxman model GT, is a CBA+ single horn with an F extension valve.
Generally I play it in C all the time. Interestingly it makes the alternate
fingerings for pitches below C (second space in the bass clef) more in tune
than the Sansone fingerings for the B flat horn for the same pitches.
Because the A+ valve can be set to a half step, it makes playing in 6 and 7
flats easy on the C horn, and 6 or 6 sharps easy on the B flat horn. Great
for pit work. The sound has the same brightness as the B flat horn, but is
easy to play on long endurance shows. Just finished a 30 show run of
"Oliver" which consisted of two hours and ten minutes of playing plus a 15
minute intermission. Was able to survive even at my age (73). Regards.
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