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Richard Oliver · 03-17-2008, 01:03 PM

Cool. Use a Wick here, but my guess is your Stork is in the same end of the pool. Neat. Get that proper cornet sound :) Phyllis Stork is so nice too. Guys in your section not using C cups, right?

Robin's advice is so spot on. Play 'em all. A good friend of mine loves his 184. I did run into a surprise that had a bearing on me getting a Getzen 3850 a year or more ago. The price Chuck Levin's Washington Music Store gave me. At least worth checking with them as the search shakes out. Keep us apprised.

The UK Brass Forum has a ton of helpful folks on it too. They all "corneted-up" over there.

03-17-2008, 01:03 PM	#6 (permalink)
Richard Oliver Forte User Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Casper, WY Posts: 1,206	Re: Looking for a good cornet Cool. Use a Wick here, but my guess is your Stork is in the same end of the pool. Neat. Get that proper cornet sound :) Phyllis Stork is so nice too. Guys in your section not using C cups, right? Robin's advice is so spot on. Play 'em all. A good friend of mine loves his 184. I did run into a surprise that had a bearing on me getting a Getzen 3850 a year or more ago. The price Chuck Levin's Washington Music Store gave me. At least worth checking with them as the search shakes out. Keep us apprised. The UK Brass Forum has a ton of helpful folks on it too. They all "corneted-up" over there. Last edited by Richard Oliver; 03-17-2008 at 01:06 PM.