nplotts1

Sure, but I would want to try it first, wihch is why going with a store is a lot better choice, i dont know too many people willing to send their horn off without money in hand

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Georgia Southern University Music Ed. Major

Equipment
- Getzen 300 Series Bb
- ZeuS Guarnarius Polished Copper Bb - Wick 3C, GP
- 1918 Conn New Wonder Cornet Bb/A
- NYTC Stage 1 California C Silver

Siegtrmpt

There's no need to go into debt to buy a C trumpet. With all the new ones coming out there are many perfectly good C trumpets out there that are more than suitable for learning the literature and playing in college or local orchestras. Older Yamaha and Bach C trumpets aren't that expensive and will serve you well for a couple years. If you buy right you'll be able to sell it for what you paid for it and it will be like having used it for a few years for free. Save the big dollars for when you really know what you want.

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Bill S.- NY Bach 6, 38 Mt. Vernon 43 Bach "C" cornet, NY Bach trombone 6vii Monette mouthpieces

buccinator

I've a Yamaha YTR 6445 HG ( Mark II Series )........... that's a great horn, be sure !....very good in tune, accurate slotting, AND you do'nt have to spend all your money for it...!!!