At 03:02 PM 9/4/03 -0400, you wrote:
Don't knock the 6D. Put on a smaller leadpipe and play it with a large, bowl
shaped mouthpiece (e.g., Schilke 31B). The 6D was designed by James
Stagliano, and used in the Boston Symphony. Matches well with old Kruspe and
Alexander. Elkhart 6Ds are a steal.
> Well, if you're really frugal, you can buy Faygo Cola and use it...For a
24
> ounce bottle is about 69 cents at your local party store.
> Would that come under the category of say a Conn 6D??? since it's not
> really a Geyer or a Kruspe...
>> If any horn maker has figured out how to blend Geyer &
Don't knock the 6D. Put on a smaller leadpipe and play it with a large, bowl
shaped mouthpiece (e.g., Schilke 31B). The 6D was designed by James
Stagliano, and used in the Boston Symphony. Matches well with old Kruspe and
Alexander. Elkhart 6Ds are a steal. The standard 6D leadpipe just see
At 1:50 PM -0400 9/4/03, Mark Louttit wrote:
>"Would that come under the category of say a Conn 6D???
Speaking of 6D's, I saw one yesterday that had a truly amazing bell ring on
it. It was obviously made by someone who did not quite understand how the
rings should be configured. Where the threads
"Would that come under the category of say a Conn 6D??? since it's not
really a Geyer or a Kruspe..."
Actually, I would call it a Kruspe variant. Some say that the C.F. Schmidt
(sans piston valve) was a design influence for this horn.
Mark L.
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> date: Thu, 04 Sep 2003 09:10:02 -0400
> from: Alan Cole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> subject: Re: [Hornlist] Geyer Versus Kruspe
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> Well, not exactly.
>
> I can choose straig
I would go so far to say that the wrap itself is absolutely not important.
It's more of the general characteristics of geyer and kruspe horns that make
the difference. The kruspe is basically a large throated nickel silver horn,
i.e. 8D, whereas the geyer wrap is of a medium/smallish bell throat,
or wouldn't a lawson alexander or paxman fall under that category?
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Well, if you're really frugal, you can buy Faygo Cola and use it...For a 24
ounce bottle is about 69 cents at your local party store.
Would that come under the category of say a Conn 6D??? since it's not
really a Geyer or a Kruspe...
Walt Lewis
At 09:10 AM 9/4/03 -0400, you wrote:
Well, not e
I have come to my own conclusionsI'm writing a horn design paper with
topic "Knopf vs. Kruspe" and I'd like to use imput and evidence from the horn
community. So, if you feel so inclined to give me your theories and personal
stories or anything relating to the two wraps, please do so!
Alan:
We could call it a Geyuspe.
Julio de la Rosa
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From: "Alan Cole" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 8:10 AM
Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Geyer Versus Kruspe
> Well, not
Well, not exactly.
I can choose straight Coke. Or straight Pepsi. Or I can blend them half &
half (or some other ratio). Or I can pour in some RC.
But with horns, it's 1 or the other, right?
If any horn maker has figured out how to blend Geyer & Kruspe, I've never
heard of it -- McCracken,
That's opening up a very difficult debate. It's kind of like asking
which is better: Coke or Pepsi. Hands down, Coke is better; but I'll be
damned if there aren't people who insist on thinking otherwise. :-)
Greg
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Geyer v. Kruspe?
Shucks, just buy yourself 1 of each, spend lots of time practicing &
performing on both kinds, & decide for yourself what works best for you.
That way you can base your preference on you own experience rather than
other people's opinions.
Nothing anybody else says about how Ge
Opinions please, give me some insight the great hoss needs inspiration and
pursuasion as to which is the best in the world. What does the list have to
say? Everything from dimensions to playing qualitieslet me hear it.
Hoss
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