| Re: 1937 Reynolds cornet I've got 2 similar Reynolds cornets from the early 40s (22xx and 12xxx) and they both play very nicely. A professional quality horn.
I showed one to my previous trumpet teacher, who tried it and said
"How much did you pay for it? Do you want to sell it?"
which was his reaction when he played my Recording. He normally plays a strad, upon which he is an inspiration.
There are many out there who know loads more than me but I really rate the old Reynolds cornets. Havn't tried the later ones. If I had to reduce my collection to 2 horns, I go for one of the Reynolds and either the Recording or the Studio. OK. make that 3 horns
So I think if its reasonable you ought to buy it. If its a bit pricey cos its extra pretty (they are good looking) and you only want a player then you might get one on ebay for about $250 if you wait.
Any other Reynolds aficionados out there?
__________________ 43 Reynolds Cornet
71 Olds Recording
51 Olds Studio
Yamaha 6345
Olds Ambassador
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