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| New Friend Join Date: Jan 2004
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![]() | Normal Weight V-Raptor Hi guys, Last night, I tried out a lightweight V-Raptor that my teacher owns and I absolutely loved it!!! He also said I sounded the best on that horn (I also played a Conn V1 and a Getzen Renaissance I had out on trial, a Calicchio, and a Schilke!), but he also said that if I'm thinking about getting a V-Raptor, I should get the normal weight one since the lightweight one is too bright for symphonic work. So, my question is, can I play a normal weight V-Raptor for both symphonic and jazz band (I'm only a sophomore in HS, but very serious about my trumpet playing Later, Kaushik |
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| Mezzo Piano User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Denver
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![]() | Yes, that'll work, but you'll need to carefully pick your "legit" mouthpiece. That's a great horn, particularly if you like that step-bore design and play with precision. Dave
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