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Originally Posted by Tootsall Jim, based on price alone I was going to put Zues "G" in that list too... I know Kanstul quality (own one of their "stencils") solely because, for the price, it's within reach of many serious students and so should be on their list.
Note that the B & S is the "stage I" version, not the Challenger II. |
I guess therein lies a debate: What is a student horn?
Price I suppose could be a criteria. But if that is the case some student horns would well outplay many professional horns.
I figured they are horns marketed and aimed a students, usually the lowest price (or close to it) horn in a companies line. Before you get to the Guarnerius, you have the ZeuS 250 and 750.
But that begs the question, is there an intermediate horn? If so, what is it for? Is it a high priced beginner horn, or a very low priced professional horn? What do you need an intermediate horn for? Marching maybe? That is why I said Bach 300 over the Bach Omega. But then I did the opposite picking the Blessing XL over the Scholastic.
Oh well, many questions
M&C