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06-11-2008, 11:49 AM
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 | Bach model 182 I'm trying out an old bach 182 flugel horn. Can anyone give me some info. about these horns ? It plays very well,but isn't much to look at. Is this a professional model strad ? I think the price is good, and like I said, it plays good. Also, does this horn take a flugel horn mouthpiece ? Thanks, Jim <>< |
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06-11-2008, 07:27 PM
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| Re: Bach model 182 Trumpet01, Yes, the Bach 182 is a Stradivarius, meaning it is absolutely a professional grade flugel. It accepts a standard flugelhorn mouthpiece. If it plays well and the price is right, then go for it. I've heard very good things about these models, and also have heard some less-than-enthusiastic responses. However, if it plays well for you, get it before it's gone!!! I play an older Yamaha flugel, and absolutely love it. The 182 is a smaller bore flugel. Best of luck, and have fun!!!
__________________ ~Brass Crusader Yamaha Xeno Custom w/ reverse leadpipe 1947 Olds Super Recording trumpet 1947 Olds Special trumpet 1952 Olds Ambassador cornet 1967 Olds Special cornet 1970's Yamaha 631 Flugel w/ Rose brass bell 1970's Conn 17b Coprion director Other assorted Conns and Olds Yamaha and Bach Mouthpieces 1929 Martin Handcraft "The New Master" 1935 Conn 22B NY Symphony Special tpt '83 Callet New York Super Large Bore trpt. '35 Conn 32H trombone |
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06-12-2008, 12:00 AM
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| Piano User  Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Denver, Co.
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| Re: Bach model 182 I have one of those...it plays great. Nice sound and about as in tune as a flugel can get. If you found another like mine and you like playing it, go for it. They don't all play like that...
__________________ "The oboe's A is to make sure we still play it 1 and 2" - Bud Herseth "One way or another, every patient stops bleeding." - Scrubs |
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06-12-2008, 01:03 AM
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| Re: Bach model 182 Quote:
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06-12-2008, 06:25 PM
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| Re: Bach model 182 Oops, mine's a 183, not 182. Still, if it plays good...
__________________ "The oboe's A is to make sure we still play it 1 and 2" - Bud Herseth "One way or another, every patient stops bleeding." - Scrubs |
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