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| Pianissimo User
Join Date: Dec 2003
Posts: 68
| I would say so.......listen to Bobby Shew. He has about the "fattest, warmest sound" that I have ever heard in small group jazz settings. As you know, he plays (or played) the 6310Z. Then again, Bobby could make any horn sound like that. I think that if you hear music or sound that way and practice properly, you can do it. |
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