TrumpetMaster - View Single Post - I've been play testing THREE Kanstul horns. PICTURES added.

Spawn · 01-19-2004, 08:10 PM

The WB was a few hundred dollars more than the other two (which were the same price). Anyway they are priced with gig bag and mouthpiece. There are Minor appearance differences in all three. Not apparent until you have all three of the side by side. The 1001 & 1070 have standard water keys, the 1600 has Amado water keys.

The gig bags that come with these now have Kanstul embroidered on the side and it is very sharp lookng. They are also very well made, enough protection as long as you are reasonably careful with it.

Sound wise, 1070 was darker, the WB was the brightest of the three, the 1001 was somewhere in the middle.

I'm not an expert, so I hope that helps.

01-19-2004, 08:10 PM	#6 (permalink)
Spawn Pianissimo User Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 63	The WB was a few hundred dollars more than the other two (which were the same price). Anyway they are priced with gig bag and mouthpiece. There are Minor appearance differences in all three. Not apparent until you have all three of the side by side. The 1001 & 1070 have standard water keys, the 1600 has Amado water keys. The gig bags that come with these now have Kanstul embroidered on the side and it is very sharp lookng. They are also very well made, enough protection as long as you are reasonably careful with it. Sound wise, 1070 was darker, the WB was the brightest of the three, the 1001 was somewhere in the middle. I'm not an expert, so I hope that helps.