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trickg · 10-12-2005, 02:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by peabodytrumpeter

I've heard that the B3 is what Herseth played.

Yeah, it is - it was absolutely silly for me to have overlooked it.

Murdoc · 10-12-2005, 11:08 PM

Hi!

Although they are not listed at http://www.schilkemusic.com, the B8 and B9 models seem to be available, at least here in germany.....

as you can see at http://www.fmb-direkt.de , they advertise these models (for a very reasonable price, I think

) as well as a X3L (what really surprises me as it is not that easy to find stock tuning bell Schilkes at all).

Just go to the hp and do a search for "schilke" with the "Produkt Schnell-Finder" on the left side.

B8: Bore M Bell S
B9: Bore MS Bell ML

Not too common configurations

wich I think is the explanation for the anonymousness of these models.
I wouldn't be surprised if they would have been discontinoued..... but then again....Schilkes are "custom made" horns....

Hope I could help

Dennis

Solar Bell · 10-12-2005, 11:34 PM

Hi Manny,

Boy miss a day and really get behind.

Take this link, www.schilkemusic.com/
click on "products" and all the Schilke trumpets are now listed, including bore sizes and bell options. Also C, Eb/D, G/F, Piccolo and cornets are listed, including bore sizes and Schilke comments on the horns.

Example;

Model B3 Bb Trumpet
Bore: L -.463" (11.75 mm)
Bell: M – 5" (127.00 mm) Yellow Brass Bell with #3 taper

This versatile large bore model plays with added brilliance, immediate response, balance in color and feel throughout the range from top to bottom. The B3 is ideal for the player looking for a “big horn feel” yet with more resistance than our X3 model.

I have played both the B and S series Schilkes. I am not too surte they are built on the same chassis. To me, the S series is really heavy and stiff. It still has a clear easy tone, but it just feels "stiff" compared to the B series.

-cw-

Manny Laureano · 10-12-2005, 11:38 PM

Thanks, you've satisfied my curiosity. I appreciate everyone's contributions.

Consider me eductaed!

ML

Youri le god · 10-13-2005, 06:04 AM

Does anyone know anything about the M1?? I've seen a couple on Ebay in the past.

Solar Bell · 10-13-2005, 06:26 AM

Youri wrote:

Quote:

Does anyone know anything about the M1?? I've seen a couple on Ebay in the past.

Go here-http://www.dallasmusic.org/schilke/M...tml#M%20Series

Scroll to M series, forget you ever saw one.

-cw-

10-12-2005, 11:08 PM	#12 (permalink)
Murdoc New Friend Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Mainz, Germany Posts: 1	http://www.schilkemusic.com Hi! Although they are not listed at http://www.schilkemusic.com, the B8 and B9 models seem to be available, at least here in germany..... as you can see at http://www.fmb-direkt.de , they advertise these models (for a very reasonable price, I think ) as well as a X3L (what really surprises me as it is not that easy to find stock tuning bell Schilkes at all). Just go to the hp and do a search for "schilke" with the "Produkt Schnell-Finder" on the left side. B8: Bore M Bell S B9: Bore MS Bell ML Not too common configurations wich I think is the explanation for the anonymousness of these models. I wouldn't be surprised if they would have been discontinoued..... but then again....Schilkes are "custom made" horns.... Hope I could help Dennis __________________ Schilke B1L 1996 Schilke B1b 1999 Bach ML 180-37S 1978 Olds Ambassador 1977 Yamaha 4320 E 199X Bach 3C Schilke 12A4A

10-12-2005, 11:34 PM	#13 (permalink)
Solar Bell Moderator Fortissimo User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Metro Detroit Posts: 3,921	Hi Manny, Boy miss a day and really get behind. Take this link, www.schilkemusic.com/ click on "products" and all the Schilke trumpets are now listed, including bore sizes and bell options. Also C, Eb/D, G/F, Piccolo and cornets are listed, including bore sizes and Schilke comments on the horns. Example; Model B3 Bb Trumpet Bore: L -.463" (11.75 mm) Bell: M – 5" (127.00 mm) Yellow Brass Bell with #3 taper This versatile large bore model plays with added brilliance, immediate response, balance in color and feel throughout the range from top to bottom. The B3 is ideal for the player looking for a “big horn feel” yet with more resistance than our X3 model. I have played both the B and S series Schilkes. I am not too surte they are built on the same chassis. To me, the S series is really heavy and stiff. It still has a clear easy tone, but it just feels "stiff" compared to the B series. -cw- __________________ Chuck Willard *The Willard of Oz* "Don't be afraid to see what you see." Ronald Reagan

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10-12-2005, 11:38 PM	#14 (permalink)
Manny Laureano Utimate User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: USA Posts: 5,989	Thanks, you've satisfied my curiosity. I appreciate everyone's contributions. Consider me eductaed! ML

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