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| Mezzo Piano User | Wildthings Just wondering your thoughts on Wildthing trumpets E.
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| Mezzo Forte User | If you'll check out the Horn Section on the board, and look really good into the past, you'll see the some 20 or so reviews that we have of the Wild Thing on here. Also, if you go to Flip's website and click on the Multimedia link to the left, you'll see a link that takes you to a database with all of the reviews.
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