Is it?

Jeez i hate these topics. EVERYBODY is going to say something different. sigh.....


but ya i play one and its probably the best horn ive ever played.


is there a moderator that will help stop these topics?

The best horn ever is the one that stops people from asking thease questions......

Hehehe I agree. It`s the best horn I play, and it is my current one. And if I have to answer that again.....

The best bones are those ones you get from india for a penny. And a hundred bucks for shipping. I think they might be made of plastic or bamboo, or cardboard or some crap like that. Very resonant.

Hahahaha.... I`m actually a big fan of the ones from Costco. You know, Kirkland. Friggin awesome.

I actually tested one of their forklifts with our local symphony. Played it for Mahler, and everyone thought it was great, especially the beeping when in reverse.

i guess this randomness is appropriate for these stupid topics.

Randomness? Randomness? That`s crazy talk....

I love the fork lift is is so much fun to play. I have to admit i play the broken pinball machine better. It is really touh to transpose with it though.

which bell do you have im lookin at the 350 and it looks good but i want to know which bell you and others have on it. I think i want the gold plate but want to justify the expense.

I use a 333CF. It is the same bell my teacher uses, and when I tried it I loved it. It seems to be a real basic, middle of the road bell. He also has a gold brass bell, and eventually, when I have more money and a real use for it, I would consider getting one as well, but for now, the 333CF is good to go. It`s almost the same as Joe Alessi, he uses a 321CF. The only difference is mine has a soldered rim. I do recommend getting a normal yellow bell first, and then a rose or other darker brass later, depending on your normal playing, of course.

its hard to say if its a good bell because it could be great for me(which it is) and it could be absolute hell for you. i would suggest trying stuff out, if you can