(Willy D)
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I couldn`t say much about any of those on your list other than the Connstelation, seeing as that`s the only one I`ve ever played. It was definitely a good horn, but it didn`t really fit my playing style. It has a less brassy sounding, darker, warmer tone. For me, the reason I don`t use it much is that I can`t get that really bright, brassy sound when I play at the higher dynamic levels. If you`re into the orchestral stuff, though, and don`t plan on playing anything close to jazz or blues, it`s a great horn.
Honestly, if I had to recommend a trumpet, it would be the Bach Stradivarius Bb. As common as it is, I really like it, and it`s very versatile and can make pretty much any type of tone you want. To make it stand out from the other 2000 strads, I got my valve caps and spit valves gold plated, and with my Strad I usually use a gold plated mouthpiece, which makes it look really cool.
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