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Excellent by all measures. The Stradavarius 181 cornet is easy to play. It holds the note centers thru all of my range, pedal tones to the first octave above the staff. You can play higher? It will take you there. The 37 bell, ML bore,and excellent pistons respond superbly.This cornet provides a stable foundation under the effort made to form each note. It shows up to get the job done well. And it sings. Shorter in hand than a trumpet, the cornet feels lighter. With a bell closer to the ear, each note feels more personal and immediate. For british brass band, get their 184 model, as the shepherd's crook imparts more 'roundness' to how you'll feel at the mouthpiece and under your fingers, that is, to the sound and responsiveness. The 181 model is the better choice for jazz, for articulating more like a trumpet. There are good reasons why Bach makes each different model and style. I am very happy with this instrument.Read full review
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What needs said? Instrument is the industry standard. Great horn, great price, easy to purchase from Ebay!!!
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Excellent horn...impressive that it being 50 yrs old is still looking great and in fine order.
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This is thel Bach model that made my career. Still the workhorse of most younger performers in need of a horn with the chops to get them their first gig.
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The dependable sound of a 37 with an uncanny ability to open up on demand.
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