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TheRiddler · 03-19-2007, 01:31 AM

both horns are great and would serve you well... however... its no joke the LA indeed has that LA Sound to it - It's a real west coast, studio sound.... which is great if you're into that and want that sound. If you want something a touch smokier, I'd say go with the Xeno Special Series. If you're going to be doing ANY crossover, i.e. church gigs, etc, I'd say go with the LA. It is a very very versatile horn, sounds great, and isn't that bad on your wallet.

good luck!

03-19-2007, 01:31 AM	#6 (permalink)
TheRiddler Pianissimo User Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: USA Posts: 123	Re: Yamaha Help both horns are great and would serve you well... however... its no joke the LA indeed has that LA Sound to it - It's a real west coast, studio sound.... which is great if you're into that and want that sound. If you want something a touch smokier, I'd say go with the Xeno Special Series. If you're going to be doing ANY crossover, i.e. church gigs, etc, I'd say go with the LA. It is a very very versatile horn, sounds great, and isn't that bad on your wallet. good luck! __________________ Kunst kommt nicht von können, sondern von müssen.