French Horn Players...if money was no object, what kind of horn would you own?
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Yamaha makes, in my opinion, the best French Horn, followed closely by...what's that name? Belton, I believe.  I played French Horn from 6th grade until I graduated, among other musical instruments, and if I had one, I'd play it now.  I love the French Horn.
991433
Yeah, you should definantly go to a music store. Ask the salesperson or the mechanic. A Bach is a good trumpet brand though, i have a Bach Selmer TR300 and it's great.
1084276
Depends on the bull horn, but generally will run between 100 & 120 dB if the volume is turned all the way up.  This can cause significant hearing damage, so don't use one too close to the front row of your audience!
215008
Hook em HORNS, OH YEAH
810892
Yeah.....if you asked cause you're interested in purchasing a violin , Stradivarius is not on your radar - of course unless you are a very rich and well off and very connected "Art Type".  Now, if you're not looking for a centuries old piece of musical art and have a modest budget, the Fender co. (yes the same as the guitar maker) offers a few choices of a fine playable violin, and at a more reasonable price. There are other great companies too if you look, and none of them require taking a mortgage out on the mansion. LOL!
733529
Music shmusic how about some kind of invention that takes that $H!T smell out! Who cares about music, what are you going to do sit on the pot and sing along?
310507
I wish I had one if that's what you mean.  They have all the best aspects to them.  I just can't afford one.  That is the only drawback.  If you can afford it, I highly recommend picking one up.
977107
A unicorn.\nI have never been the centre of attention.\n\nAnd that horn!!!!!!!
83986
depends if your selling sheet music or instruments. Tubas are 3000$ pianos are up to 50k
160060
Hmmmm tough choice..... well I guess I would go with the Ferrari Enzo, sell the rare toy for 1,000,000+ then buy a house and some cool cars.
137163
If you are playing woods or scenario I'd get a Tippmann A-5 or 98 custom. For speedball I would gat an Ion.
192034
Digital Rhodes, Yahama, Korg just to a few. All thier models are great.:O)
27701
That depends. If you're looking for a student line horn go with a Yamaha YAS 23. If you're looking for a professional model, there is no one best saxophone. Here is what I recommend: there is a store in South Bend, IN called the Woodwind and Brasswind. They have tons of instruments, and you can try them all. You need to call ahead and reserve instruments to try out, and you can normally try out about ten. Most professional Alto Saxes run around $3,500. You should try the following: 4 Selmer Paris Series III's, 2 Yanikasawas in that same price range, 1 Yamaha Custom X, 1 Yamaha Custom Z, and a keilwerth.  Those are all the big name horns, and are all very good. If you can't make it to South Bend, you can have them ship you three saxes at a time to try them out. I have had my series three for a little while now, and I LOVE it. It is a very bright horn, and plays amazingly. I play with a Selmer C* mouth piece (which comes with any selmer paris sax). If you don't get a selmer, buy one, because they are the best classical mouthpieces out there. For Jazz I would recommend a Meier Mouthpiece  (be sure to try out several different kinds to find the one you like). If you are looking for an amazing jazz saxophone, try looking at a few Selmer Mark IV's. They run anywhere from $3000 to $5000 and up.
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Try searching for websites for Boosey & Hawkes, Southern Music Co., Carl Fischer, Leduc, Rubank, Chester, and Hal Leonard. They should have "music shops" and usually rank their music pretty well. Contgrats on your new instrument selection! I would also suggest you check out some recordings by Wynton Marsalis, Miles Davis, Maurice Andre, and David Hickman. Good luck!
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Marshall....they have them in all price ranges and you'll get the gain you need....I have a MG-15CD and it gives me the sound without the cops showing up like my big Marshall 100 watt amp!!!
518164
I recommend getting the Ibanez 5 string. Very reliable, Very Versatile  You can pretty much get a Great bass with that kind of budget....if i were to really be picky, i would go to musiciansfriend.com and get an Ibanez BTB 5 string...you can't go wrong with that!!! FREE SHIPPING!!!\n\nGood luck on your endeavors!\nMike
199011
At the very least you might ask the seller to make an mp3 file that you can listen to, because there is still nothing like hearing ANY stringed instrument in person.  Get pics, and the maker's name, then research that.  Just remember that no 2 instruments sound exactly the same... there is a nuance of sound to each.  If you are a serious cellist, I wouldn't ever go the on-line route.  If you are a novice, all well and good, for when you become more accomplished you will 'upgrade' and That one won't be something on-line!  (by then you will have acquired an 'ear' for the instrument)