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Original_Username · 05-21-2008, 04:45 AM

I guess those trumpets really are a good buy. Too bad I'll never be able to test one though. I checked Horn-u-Copia, but they don't seem to have the model.

All of them have adjustable third slide rings, but this one only has a 1st slide ring, not a 3rd slide one (which seems odd since most intonation aids should exist on the 3rd slide).

Also, KRax, could you tell me how your horn's play?

I'm worried with one thing in vintage trumpets. That they're not consistent due to age and other issues compared to modern trumpets.

05-21-2008, 04:45 AM	#5 (permalink)
Original_Username Pianissimo User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Beijing, China Posts: 84	Re: 1920 Courtois Trumpet I guess those trumpets really are a good buy. Too bad I'll never be able to test one though. I checked Horn-u-Copia, but they don't seem to have the model. All of them have adjustable third slide rings, but this one only has a 1st slide ring, not a 3rd slide one (which seems odd since most intonation aids should exist on the 3rd slide). Also, KRax, could you tell me how your horn's play? I'm worried with one thing in vintage trumpets. That they're not consistent due to age and other issues compared to modern trumpets. __________________ Bach TR300 Bb Trumpet Bach 1.5 C Mouthpiece Last edited by Original_Username; 05-21-2008 at 11:08 AM.