>> ...good horn but the general intonation is not so good, my horn is
very sharp.
> Way back when didn't Conn make longer main tuning slides for those who need
> to tune the > horn lower?
Yeah, they were called "Eb slides!"
jrc (ducking & running while Carlberg looks for his TASER suppository w
At 10:54 PM +0100 1/31/06, Roberto Casalone wrote:
>I have courrently a 9DY, good horn butthe general intonation is not so good,
>my horn is very sharp. Therefore the sound is fantastic.
Way back when didn't Conn make longer main tuning slides for those who need
to tune the horn lower?
Carlberg J
t: Monday, January 30, 2006 4:46 PM
Subject: RE: [Hornlist] Current Conn 8Ds
Try the Conn 9D. It's probably the best of both worlds.
Wilbert in SC
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Thanks for the info. But I'd like to know about CURRENT 8D's only. Like
made i
Thanks for the info. But I'd like to know about CURRENT 8D's only. Like made
in the last year or lessim thinking of buying one new thats why...
Thanks,
Mike K.
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This was two years ago, but when trying a new 8D along with a new 10D, the
10D was the better horn...
Fred
On 1/30/06, Tom Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Try the Conn 9D. It's probably the best of both
> worlds.
>
> Wilbert in SC
>
> Or try the Holton 8D copy - 188. I'm no expert but I
>
Try the Conn 9D. It's probably the best of both
worlds.
Wilbert in SC
Or try the Holton 8D copy - 188. I'm no expert but I
did try one and it seemed good. Apparently, it is in
its design a faithful copy of a '60s 8D. Apparently.
Tom Fisher
UK
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Try the Conn 9D. It's probably the best of both worlds.
Wilbert in SC
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Gee, I thought 8D's were so 1960s.
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I played a few new 8D's recent
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I should add, try the Hoyer 6801/2. Same wrap, roughly the same price, and a
fantastic horn. Making plans to replace my 8D.
Richard Smith
www.rgsmithmusic.com
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, January 29, 2006 5:06 PM
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I have played both recently. The craftsmanship of the Yamaha is far
superior to the 8-D. However, it doesn't seem to blow as freely as the
8-D. When buying a new horn for my high school band, I chose the Yamaha
after consider
ality.
CORdially,
Luke Zyla
2nd horn, WV Symphony Orchestra
www.wvsymphony.org
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Hey everyone,
I'd lik
of all 8Ds and
all Yamahas.
Richard Smith
www.rgsmithmusic.com
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Hey everyone,
I&#
Hey everyone,
I'd like to know everyone's opinions on the current Conn 8Ds that the factory
is churning out. I heard they are pretty good. What do you think, good or bad?
Can they be likened to the Yamaha 668NDII?
Thanks,
Michael Kolaghassi
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