NYTC Prize / Rules / ENTERIES GO HERE! Contest started 2/1/08!

administrator · 12-25-2007, 02:16 PM

The winner of this contest will receive a

New York Trumpet Company NY7 Bb Trumpet

NYTC Contoured Pro Pac Trumpet Case

Ultra Pure Oil and Slide Lube Package

Ultra-Pure Oils Home Page

The last member to post in THIS THREAD will be declared the winner and will receive the Trumpet!

What determines the last poster is how much time goes by between posts. It will start at 24 hours between posts on Feb 1. So if 24 hours and 1 minute (according to our post time stamps)

goes by without someone posting and you were the last post then you win the trumpet! The time frame will get shorter each day!

The official time zone of this contest is GMT - 5 Eastern Standard Time (EST). Each new day officially starts at midnight EST 12:00am

Feb 1 - 24 hours without a post
Feb 2 - 23 hours without a post
Feb 3 - 22 hours without a post
Feb 4 - 21 hours without a post
Feb 5 - 20 hours without a post
Feb 6 - 19 hours without a post
Feb 7 - 18 hours with out a post
Feb 8 - 17 hours with out a post
Feb 9 - 16 hours with out a post
Feb 10 - 15 hours with out a post
Feb 11 - 14 hours with out a post
Feb 12 - 13 hours with out a post
Feb 13 - 12 hours with out a post
Feb 14 - 11 hours with out a post
Feb 15 - 10 hours with out a post
Feb 16 - 9 hours with out a post
Feb 17 - 8 hours with out a post
Feb 18 - 7 hours with out a post
Feb 19 - 6 hours with out a post
Feb 20 - 5 hours with out a post
Feb 21 - 4 hours with out a post
Feb 22 - 3 hours with out a post
Feb 23 - 2 hours with out a post

On February 24 we will be down to 1 hour between posts and if no one has won at this point the contest will really start to heat up

Feb 24 - 1 hour with out a post

On February 25 we will have 5 days left before the end of the month and the contest will be down to minutes

Feb 25 - 50 minutes with out a post
Feb 26 - 40 minutes with out a post
Feb 27 - 30 minutes with out a post
Feb 28 - 20 minutes with out a post
Feb 29 - 10 minutes with out a post

If there is no winner by the end of February the contest will continue through the first days of March until we are down to a 1 minute time interval where it will stay until the contest ends

March 1 - 5 minutes with out a post
March 2 - 4 minutes with out a post
March 3 - 3 minutes with out a post
March 4 - 2 minutes with out a post<-- Contest is at 2min
March 5 - 1 minute with out a post

When the contest gets down to minutes remember there will need to be +1 added so that the full time frame passes. For instance if 10 minutes must pass then actually 11 will show for a winner and so on. If 5 minutes has to pass then a difference of 6 minutes actually need to be reflected.

The RULES

1. Your first post in this thread (may be made at any point in the contest) must answer the following questions:

How long have you played trumpet?

What was your first trumpet?

Why would you like to own an NYTC NY7?

1b. Subsequent posts do not have to be -meaningful- but must include the text NYTC or New York Trumpet Company in the body of the message and stay within the TM rules

2. You must display a NYTC contest signature in your posts made in this forum. (Update 2/1/08 - Do not alter the 355 x 125 NYTC image that is provided)

http://www.trumpetmaster.com/vb/f193...elp-37934.html

3. You must display an avatar (small image) below your user name.

http://www.trumpetmaster.com/vb/f166...der-37458.html (Avatar Tutorial (how to display an image under your username))

4. You must have 5 posts in the regular TrumpetMaster.com forums to participate in this contest. Posts made in this contest forum will not count towards your post count. Your post count must read at least 5 to be considered.

The Fine PrintYou must follow these 4 rules EXACTLY. If you do not follow the rules exactly you have no chance of winning the prize even if you are the last member to post. We can not monitor members 1st or subsequent posts to make sure they are following the rules. If you are going to participate in this contest (or are already participating) please review the rules very closely so that you do not waste your time.

Although we do everything we can to have 100% site up time we are at the mercy of our hosting company. We have paid for extra bandwidth and memory this month in anticipation of this contest but we can not guarantee the site will not go down at some point during the contest.

The NYTC contest will not be won because of a server error / site down time.[/b] If the site should go down we will get it back up and give everyone some time to get back online. The contest will be restarted, and the time between posts will be the same. We will try to make this as fair as possible.

The use of bots / scripts etc is not allowed and cheaters will be banned.

Contest is under way as of 2/1/08 Good Luck!

_TrumpeT_ · 02-01-2008, 12:20 AM

Hello. I have played the trumpet for only about six years. My first trumpet was an old beaten up Amati student model. It wasn't too bad though. I would like to own an NYTC NY7 so that I can sell my Bach Strad and have some spare cash! I would like to thank the New York Trumpet Company for sponsoring this wonderful contest.

gstoole · 02-01-2008, 12:24 AM

Not sure if this is where entries go but lets get the contest started.

I have played trumpet for 22 years with a 10 year break in. I started playing again last year at a friends wedding. My first trumpet was a Conn 1000B Doc Severinsen model. I would like to own a NYTC trumpet because I have heard nothing but good things about them and would love to have a new professional trumpet to play.

Game on

Gavin

midwestchops · 02-01-2008, 01:00 AM

I started playing trumpet in the 4th grade and stopped playing after high school. I am now back into the game and a music ed major at ISU. SO, I have been playing for 9.5 years. My first horn was actually a buescher aristocrat cornet that belonged to my dad when he was in high school. My first TRUMPET was a Yamaha 4325s that I got for Christmas in the 7th grade. Consequently, im still playing a 4325s. I left a well paying job to go back to school for music, so now I am a full time music student, work 30hrs/week and am also a husband, and a father of two little girls, so stepping up to a pro horn right now is simply not in the finances. This is why I would love to own a NYTC NY7. Ive not heard a bad thing about nytc products in any form.

Patric_Bernard · 02-01-2008, 01:17 AM

I stared playing Trumpet 5 years ago when I was an 8th grader. I own a Bach Strad Omega, but my first horn was a Bach Student model horn, I'm not sure which model . Owning a NYTC horn would be the most awesome thing in the world, since i wouldn't have to buy one

.

Good luck to everyone.

Jimi Michiel · 02-01-2008, 01:33 AM

I started playing trumpet in 5th grade, which would be about 13 years ago? My first trumpet was a Holton. I'd like to win because I don't own a B-flat trumpet and I've taken some flak for playing C trumpet on commercial gigs. I've heard a lot of great things about the NYTC, so I thought I'd give it a shot!

-Jimi

CRoberts8 · 02-01-2008, 01:40 AM

I have played trumpet for about 9 years or so. I started off practicing every day (for the first few years...even brought the horn with me on road trips), and now do that in college. (I'm trying to pick up a performance degree on top of everything else I am doing here)

My first horn was a Bach TR300, I still have it to this day (not as my main horn of course...it's sort of sentimental)

I would love to have a NYTC NY7 so I could have a REALLY nice Bb to use from here on out. Instead of thinking about whether I should try to save up to get a really nice Bb or get another instrument first (all horns in my sig other than my Bb are school horns) I will KNOW I have a great Bb, and well play it for a long time.

I want to wish everybody luck on this and hope somebody deserving wins the horn, and whoever wins it will value it and play it every day (like I will if I win!)

but seriously, it would be sad to see something great like this to go to waste.

j4k8 · 02-01-2008, 02:01 AM

hello ive played trumpet for around 6 years
my first trumpet was a holton from the school i went to
i want the NYTC NY7 because its a real good quality horn and it would be my first proffessional horn and i would do my best to take care of it

Good luck everybody!!!!

Jimi Michiel · 02-01-2008, 02:16 AM

I'm posting from my phone! Victory in the NYTC contest will be mine! Or at the very least an incredible slump in productivity...

j4k8 · 02-01-2008, 03:16 AM

Nytc Rules

12-25-2007, 02:16 PM	#1 (permalink)
administrator Administrator Forte User Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,063	NYTC Prize / Rules / ENTERIES GO HERE! Contest started 2/1/08! The winner of this contest will receive a New York Trumpet Company NY7 Bb Trumpet NYTC Contoured Pro Pac Trumpet Case Ultra Pure Oil and Slide Lube Package Ultra-Pure Oils Home Page The last member to post in THIS THREAD will be declared the winner and will receive the Trumpet! What determines the last poster is how much time goes by between posts. It will start at 24 hours between posts on Feb 1. So if 24 hours and 1 minute (according to our post time stamps) goes by without someone posting and you were the last post then you win the trumpet! The time frame will get shorter each day! The official time zone of this contest is GMT - 5 Eastern Standard Time (EST). Each new day officially starts at midnight EST 12:00am Feb 1 - 24 hours without a post Feb 2 - 23 hours without a post Feb 3 - 22 hours without a post Feb 4 - 21 hours without a post Feb 5 - 20 hours without a post Feb 6 - 19 hours without a post Feb 7 - 18 hours with out a post Feb 8 - 17 hours with out a post Feb 9 - 16 hours with out a post Feb 10 - 15 hours with out a post Feb 11 - 14 hours with out a post Feb 12 - 13 hours with out a post Feb 13 - 12 hours with out a post Feb 14 - 11 hours with out a post Feb 15 - 10 hours with out a post Feb 16 - 9 hours with out a post Feb 17 - 8 hours with out a post Feb 18 - 7 hours with out a post Feb 19 - 6 hours with out a post Feb 20 - 5 hours with out a post Feb 21 - 4 hours with out a post Feb 22 - 3 hours with out a post Feb 23 - 2 hours with out a post On February 24 we will be down to 1 hour between posts and if no one has won at this point the contest will really start to heat up Feb 24 - 1 hour with out a post On February 25 we will have 5 days left before the end of the month and the contest will be down to minutes Feb 25 - 50 minutes with out a post Feb 26 - 40 minutes with out a post Feb 27 - 30 minutes with out a post Feb 28 - 20 minutes with out a post Feb 29 - 10 minutes with out a post If there is no winner by the end of February the contest will continue through the first days of March until we are down to a 1 minute time interval where it will stay until the contest ends March 1 - 5 minutes with out a post March 2 - 4 minutes with out a post March 3 - 3 minutes with out a post March 4 - 2 minutes with out a post<-- Contest is at 2min March 5 - 1 minute with out a post When the contest gets down to minutes remember there will need to be +1 added so that the full time frame passes. For instance if 10 minutes must pass then actually 11 will show for a winner and so on. If 5 minutes has to pass then a difference of 6 minutes actually need to be reflected. The RULES 1. Your first post in this thread (may be made at any point in the contest) must answer the following questions: How long have you played trumpet? What was your first trumpet? Why would you like to own an NYTC NY7? 1b. Subsequent posts do not have to be -meaningful- but must include the text NYTC or New York Trumpet Company in the body of the message and stay within the TM rules 2. You must display a NYTC contest signature in your posts made in this forum. (Update 2/1/08 - Do not alter the 355 x 125 NYTC image that is provided) http://www.trumpetmaster.com/vb/f193...elp-37934.html 3. You must display an avatar (small image) below your user name. http://www.trumpetmaster.com/vb/f166...der-37458.html (Avatar Tutorial (how to display an image under your username)) 4. You must have 5 posts in the regular TrumpetMaster.com forums to participate in this contest. Posts made in this contest forum will not count towards your post count. Your post count must read at least 5 to be considered. The Fine PrintYou must follow these 4 rules EXACTLY. If you do not follow the rules exactly you have no chance of winning the prize even if you are the last member to post. We can not monitor members 1st or subsequent posts to make sure they are following the rules. If you are going to participate in this contest (or are already participating) please review the rules very closely so that you do not waste your time. Although we do everything we can to have 100% site up time we are at the mercy of our hosting company. We have paid for extra bandwidth and memory this month in anticipation of this contest but we can not guarantee the site will not go down at some point during the contest. The NYTC contest will not be won because of a server error / site down time.[/b] If the site should go down we will get it back up and give everyone some time to get back online. The contest will be restarted, and the time between posts will be the same. We will try to make this as fair as possible. The use of bots / scripts etc is not allowed and cheaters will be banned. Contest is under way as of 2/1/08 Good Luck!

02-01-2008, 12:20 AM	#2 (permalink)
_TrumpeT_ Piano User Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 312	Re: NYTC Prize / Rules / Enter contest here starting 2/1/08! Hello. I have played the trumpet for only about six years. My first trumpet was an old beaten up Amati student model. It wasn't too bad though. I would like to own an NYTC NY7 so that I can sell my Bach Strad and have some spare cash! I would like to thank the New York Trumpet Company for sponsoring this wonderful contest. __________________ Bach Stradivarius 180/37 Bach 7C "I built my staccato like the piano; low register with the warmth of the cello; lyrical melodies like the violin; running notes like the clarinet" - Maurice André Last edited by _TrumpeT_; 02-03-2008 at 08:25 PM.

02-01-2008, 12:24 AM	#3 (permalink)
gstoole Pianissimo User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 229	Re: NYTC Prize / Rules / Enter contest here starting 2/1/08! Not sure if this is where entries go but lets get the contest started. I have played trumpet for 22 years with a 10 year break in. I started playing again last year at a friends wedding. My first trumpet was a Conn 1000B Doc Severinsen model. I would like to own a NYTC trumpet because I have heard nothing but good things about them and would love to have a new professional trumpet to play. Game on Gavin

02-01-2008, 01:00 AM	#4 (permalink)
midwestchops Pianissimo User Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Illinois State University Posts: 141	Re: NYTC Prize / Rules / ENTERIES GO HERE! Contest started 2/1/08! I started playing trumpet in the 4th grade and stopped playing after high school. I am now back into the game and a music ed major at ISU. SO, I have been playing for 9.5 years. My first horn was actually a buescher aristocrat cornet that belonged to my dad when he was in high school. My first TRUMPET was a Yamaha 4325s that I got for Christmas in the 7th grade. Consequently, im still playing a 4325s. I left a well paying job to go back to school for music, so now I am a full time music student, work 30hrs/week and am also a husband, and a father of two little girls, so stepping up to a pro horn right now is simply not in the finances. This is why I would love to own a NYTC NY7. Ive not heard a bad thing about nytc products in any form. __________________ "I have never seen a country where they worry so much about their chops as they do in America." -Maurice Andre

02-01-2008, 01:17 AM	#5 (permalink)
Patric_Bernard Forte User Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: California Posts: 1,933	Re: NYTC Prize / Rules / ENTERIES GO HERE! Contest started 2/1/08! I stared playing Trumpet 5 years ago when I was an 8th grader. I own a Bach Strad Omega, but my first horn was a Bach Student model horn, I'm not sure which model . Owning a NYTC horn would be the most awesome thing in the world, since i wouldn't have to buy one . Good luck to everyone. __________________ Bach Omega Bach 3C Bach 3c Megatone Berkley Cornet Bach Cornet 3C Teachers Arbans book, Clarke Studies Book. Nick Drozdoff's online lessons and words of wisdom through email.

02-01-2008, 01:33 AM	#6 (permalink)
Jimi Michiel Forte User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Fort Worth Posts: 1,751	Re: NYTC Prize / Rules / ENTERIES GO HERE! Contest started 2/1/08! I started playing trumpet in 5th grade, which would be about 13 years ago? My first trumpet was a Holton. I'd like to win because I don't own a B-flat trumpet and I've taken some flak for playing C trumpet on commercial gigs. I've heard a lot of great things about the NYTC, so I thought I'd give it a shot! -Jimi __________________ Last edited by Jimi Michiel; 02-01-2008 at 01:37 AM.

02-01-2008, 01:40 AM	#7 (permalink)
CRoberts8 New Friend Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Gainesville Posts: 23	Re: NYTC Prize / Rules / ENTERIES GO HERE! Contest started 2/1/08! I have played trumpet for about 9 years or so. I started off practicing every day (for the first few years...even brought the horn with me on road trips), and now do that in college. (I'm trying to pick up a performance degree on top of everything else I am doing here) My first horn was a Bach TR300, I still have it to this day (not as my main horn of course...it's sort of sentimental) I would love to have a NYTC NY7 so I could have a REALLY nice Bb to use from here on out. Instead of thinking about whether I should try to save up to get a really nice Bb or get another instrument first (all horns in my sig other than my Bb are school horns) I will KNOW I have a great Bb, and well play it for a long time. I want to wish everybody luck on this and hope somebody deserving wins the horn, and whoever wins it will value it and play it every day (like I will if I win!) but seriously, it would be sad to see something great like this to go to waste. __________________ University of Florida Professor: Dr. Joyce Davis Bb: Bach Strad ML 43 C: Bach Strad L 239 Eb: Yamaha 731 Picc: Schilke P5-4 Flugel: Benge 3 Cornet: Yamaha 6330

02-01-2008, 02:01 AM	#8 (permalink)
j4k8 New Friend Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: the band stand Posts: 39	Re: NYTC Prize / Rules / ENTERIES GO HERE! Contest started 2/1/08! hello ive played trumpet for around 6 years my first trumpet was a holton from the school i went to i want the NYTC NY7 because its a real good quality horn and it would be my first proffessional horn and i would do my best to take care of it Good luck everybody!!!! __________________ woo contests nature without check with original energy live laugh play

02-01-2008, 02:16 AM	#9 (permalink)
Jimi Michiel Forte User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Fort Worth Posts: 1,751	Re: NYTC Prize / Rules / ENTERIES GO HERE! Contest started 2/1/08! I'm posting from my phone! Victory in the NYTC contest will be mine! Or at the very least an incredible slump in productivity... __________________

02-01-2008, 03:16 AM	#10 (permalink)
j4k8 New Friend Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: the band stand Posts: 39	Re: NYTC Prize / Rules / ENTERIES GO HERE! Contest started 2/1/08! Nytc Rules __________________ woo contests nature without check with original energy live laugh play

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