best brand of bassoon

    
best brand of bassoon    16:50 on Friday, July 2, 2004          
(Taylor)
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I`ve looked all over the internet and i couldn`t find an answer to this. i`ve been playing the bassoon for 5 years shortly going on 6 and i figure its about time i bought a profesional instrument. What is the best brand/model of bassoon on the market. which brand is known for their good products. I already know about a lot of the brands but the never really tell how they compare sound wise with the others. Im leaning towards a FOX because with their wide variety of short and long bore instruments plus the optional "thick wall" it seems like I would be able to find one best suited for my playing style. What`s ur opinion on the best brand and/or model of bassoon


Re: best brand of bassoon    16:52 on Friday, July 2, 2004          
(Taylor)
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also if i did go with a fox what would you suggest. long bore for good sound and intonation or short bore for enhanced projection.


Re: best brand of bassoon    13:40 on Monday, July 5, 2004          
(nick)
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Without a doubt, the best brand of bassoon is a heckel, but with their cheapest model at $23,000 you are unlikely to be able to afford it


Re: best brand of bassoon    01:17 on Wednesday, July 21, 2004          
(Joey)
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I got a used Fox 201 this past year for $9000 and have loved it...try finding one. You won`t regret it


Re: best brand of bassoon    01:37 on Saturday, July 31, 2004          
(Jonboy)
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Check out Moosmann, I`ve been playing on a 100A for a while now and it`s been a wonderful instrument. Great intonation, dark tone and huge dynamic range. I`ve also been told it`s a better product than the Fox as well. Keep an eye out for them, it`s a German product and seems to give you more bang your buck than a Fox of similiar quality.


Re: best brand of bassoon    22:41 on Monday, August 16, 2004          
(Daniel)
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Try to find a used heckel. You should be able to find a used one for under 15 thousand.


   




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