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09-21-2005, 01:28 PM
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 | Z horn and Schilke S42L Anyone have any experience in comparing the playing characteristics of a Yamaha 6310 Z to a Schilke S42L or even a fixed bell S42. Any thoughts,ideas or comments would be greatly appreciated. Natejavascript:emoticon('  ') |
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09-21-2005, 01:39 PM
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 | I have played them both. To me, the 6310 Z plays and feels more like a B6 than the S42. It has, to me, a thinner sound than either the B6 or the S42. I think the S42 is a little stiffer than the B6 with a little more centered sound. In my opinion the 6310 Z does not favorably compare with the S42 or the B6. This is re: an S42, not the S42L Also, there is just something about how the Schilke FEELS in your hands. -cw- |
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