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tooslick · 10-08-2005, 06:32 PM

I recently picked up a Holton T101(my NEW horn, only 10 years old). I bought it in part because of what I've read on the various forums about them. That and the fact I got a beautiful horn for a little over $300. I think the horn plays great. I guess my question is, even though I've read good things about the horn, it seems very few people have played them. If you've played one what is your take on them? I know, if I like it that's all that matters, but I'm wondering why so few players(real players, not a hack like me) play them. Also, if the were made with the old Bach tooling, would a round Bach tuning slide fit the horn?

10-08-2005, 06:32 PM	#1 (permalink)
tooslick New Friend Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 23	Holton T101 I recently picked up a Holton T101(my NEW horn, only 10 years old). I bought it in part because of what I've read on the various forums about them. That and the fact I got a beautiful horn for a little over $300. I think the horn plays great. I guess my question is, even though I've read good things about the horn, it seems very few people have played them. If you've played one what is your take on them? I know, if I like it that's all that matters, but I'm wondering why so few players(real players, not a hack like me) play them. Also, if the were made with the old Bach tooling, would a round Bach tuning slide fit the horn? __________________ 1925 Cleveland peashooter 1927 Conn 22B 1927 Martin Handcraft 1935 Holton Revelation 1949 Olds Ambassador 1950's? Getzen Super Deluxe 1990's Holton T101