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ava0814
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Whats a good brand of Oboe? I am currently using school owned Larilee, but I'm looking for a good brand that I can buy. Word on the street is that Lorees are good instruments... I want to hear some peoples opinions and expriences with brands of oboes.
Thanks 
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contra448
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Quick answer to your question in no particular order here's a selection of the better makers there are others - some really high end only workshops to cheap items only suitable as table lamps - Loree who also make the more affordable Cabart, Rigoutat, Marigaux, Fossati, Laubin, Covey, Howarth, Puchner, Bulgheroni, Yamaha, Buffet, Fox, Patricola. Some only make top line ones others offer a range from student to pro. I'm sure you'll find something you like from these which are all respected brands.
Happy hunting!
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OboeNightmare
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If the oboe has all of the keys necessary (ex. left f, low Bb, Bb resonance, banana key, etc.) then it is mostly personal preference. A lot of people in the U.S. prefer Loree for some reason, but that is not the only major brand out there. Fossati and Marigaux are both well-known brands themselves. Covey oboes also makes good instruments.
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secondoboe
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I myself use a Rigoutat. I had also tried a Fox though, and it was pretty nice. I got mine through Nora post, she's wonderful.
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g921202
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What's the price range and are you looking for a new one or a used one? lol
I have a Bulgheroni oboe with a beautiful tone (I've won many awards with it) but I'm selling it cause I'm going into English horn now.
If your interested, let me know
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