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| Forte User | I love reading and talking "trumpet geek". I'll also admit, if I HAD the money, I would have already tried cryo freezing, PVA, new leadpipes, tune slides, modifications by the big name guys.... But alas, I am a poor farmer boy, going to a *VERY* expensive college, commuting, blah blah. I will agree that equipment is relative to the player. Anyone can play well on a Bach Strad with a 5C, but some people feel more comfortable on a Monette B1 and Prana. Some people feel most comfortable on Strad 43s, or Xeno RGS's (They are really good horns, truthfully), or Kanstul WB's. Some people find that the improvement they perceive with the custom horns are worth the price extra they pay. I personally will spend the $3500+ for the Eclipse when I get the chance (2008 or 2009 Van
__________________ Stage 1 California Light '94 Bach Strad 37 1900 Eb Cornet B&S 7C LOUD Steve Patrick 10 1/2 C LOUD LM93 |
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| Mezzo Piano User | YES, I am guilty as charged. Now, perhaps it's not so simple. I've played guitar for probably 30 years. I currently own ~ 20 fine ones. (thopugh I'm currently paring down).I've always been a gear junkie. Fine amps to go with them guit-boxes too..... Now I own 4 Bf trumpets. Do I need em all? Hell no, and I usually play only one; my Lawler Model T. I concider myself a lucky dog and I can afford them. I work hard, take care of my family, and save for my future. I'm probably at my maximum income potential now. I splurge on myself, when I can. I really enjoy my music hobbies. I don't go out drinking, smoke, buy drugs, gamble, womanize, etc..... so, what the heck. I enjoy trying gear, in mt home, long term demo'ing, and usually get most, all, or more $ back when I tire of something or find it doesn't work for me and sell it off. What I have learned in all this time is this: The music's in you, and not in the gear, ultimately..... I no longer let my gear fetish take time away from playing time (as when I was so much younger). That comes first now.. Yes, you CAN balance the scales... gregc |
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