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Old 06-01-2005, 04:13 PM   #1
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Bel Air Trumpets

Any info an these horns would be appreciated..

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Old 06-05-2005, 01:54 AM   #2
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Do you mean Bel Canto?
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Well, that is what I was thinking when the person emailed me. Never heard of a "Bel Air."

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I had a Bel Canto back when they first came out. very responsive and a great lead horn [I am not a lead player], in one of the big bands I was in at the time they were always telling me to play out more - after I got the Bel Canto they were telling me to back off. I wasn't playing any different, the horn just spoke out more. the only reason I ever got rid of it was the valves - they would hang up at the worst times. no matter what oil I used, I was oiling my valves 3-4 times a job, what a pain. the horn had a great commercial tone and was very easy to play. hope this helps. old geezer Dave
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