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| Pianissimo User Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: UK
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![]() | Kanstul F. Besson C trumpets Hi everyone, I'm after some comments an opinions on the Kanstul made F. Besson C trumpets - specifically the Meha and Classic (with Najoom lead pipe) models. Has anyone played these? If so, what were your impressions in terms of blow, resistance, response and sound/tone colour? I am looking for an instrument which will serve me as another weapon in the arsenal for both orchestral and solo work - I normally play a Schilke X3, which whilst I love it does not blend quite as well as my old Bach Strad for some types of playing. I have tried Bach Strad 239 which was OK, but seemed to me to be quite stuffy/resistive at the top, maybe it was just that one? I have also tried a Yamaha Xeno which was also OK, I just didn't particularly like the sound too much - is it just me or do Yamahas tend to have a sound of their own? I have never played a C in anger (always have used the Bb and transposed) so this would be my first shot at playing one properly. I have a F. Bessson piccolo which I absolutely love which is why I'm asking about the F. Besson C trumpets. Many thanks, SeanP |
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| Mezzo Forte User Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Saint Paul, MN
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![]() | Re: Kanstul F. Besson C trumpets I tried them at conventions, and they sound very close to Bach with the intonation and response of a Yamaha. They are no longer made unfortunatly, so you would have to find them used. When they were in production they were a really terrific buy.
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