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siarr · 06-14-2007, 05:44 PM

I agree with Benjamin. I've been playing on a 239G for years and love it for all-around symphonic stuff. That said, I just got a Yamaha Chicago C and a Kuhn ritary C, bith of which I also love, for different reasons. The Yammie is amazing and extremely versatile, the rotary has a gorgeous burnished tone which never spreads or breaks up at any volume, but there are times when only my dear old Bach will do (though those times are rare). Go for the gold!

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siarr Pianissimo User Join Date: May 2007 Location: Hollywood, FL, USA Posts: 160	Re: bach 229G bell I agree with Benjamin. I've been playing on a 239G for years and love it for all-around symphonic stuff. That said, I just got a Yamaha Chicago C and a Kuhn ritary C, bith of which I also love, for different reasons. The Yammie is amazing and extremely versatile, the rotary has a gorgeous burnished tone which never spreads or breaks up at any volume, but there are times when only my dear old Bach will do (though those times are rare). Go for the gold! __________________ Yamaha "Chicago" C Bach "Chicago" C Bach Bb 43/RL25 Andreas Eastman Bb 520S Scherzer 8111 Picc Schilke E3L Eb/D Yamaha YFH631 flugelhorn