I hear the Yamaha 863 is fine horn, although it's not really that old.
Chris
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Who currently makes Schmidt style horns? I just got a vintage York
Schmidt style horn and it has the most comfortable change valve of any
horn I've played so far.
Who currently makes Schmidt style horns? I just got a vintage York
Schmidt style horn and it has the most comfortable change valve of any
horn I've played so far. Also, the smoothness from one side of the horn
to the other is wonderful. What are the best playing older model
Schmidt style horns
Hi Joyce,
Karl Hill makes a very good one. Karl Pituch, Principal of the Detroit
Symphony plays on one...Karl Hill is located in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Walt Lewis
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Who currently makes Schmidt style horns? I just got a vintage York
Schmidt style horn and it
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Who currently makes Schmidt style horns? I just got a vintage York
Schmidt style horn and it has the most comfortable change valve of any
horn I've played so far. Also, the smoothness
As I recall, there has been a Hill Schmidt model
horn for sale at hornplayer.net for several months.
The price is $6,000, which is quite fair, IMHO.
Wilbert in SC
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Hi Joyce,
Karl Hill makes a very good one. Karl Pituch,
Principal of the
Joyce,
As previously noted, Hill makes a Schmidt style horn that is supposed to be
very good and Yamaha made some, but they are somewhat rare. As you know,
Conn, King and York made Schmidt style horns as well decades ago. According
to Milan Yancich, Carl Geyer thought that the Schmidt design
Kalison lists a Schmidt-wrap horn on their website (www.kalison.com)
Paul
Russ Smiley wrote:
I'm just being curious: who makes these today?
I would like to know more about the characteristics of Schmidt (piston
change valve)-style horns. Does it depend upon manufacture, or do all
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Conn and Yamaha both make a Schmidt style horn as well as Dan Rauch.
-William
The question was who is making Schmidt model horns today.
Conn stopped making its Schmidt model in about 1935.
Yamaha made its 863 Schmidt model from about 1982-1993.
Dan Rauch made a few
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