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I have a CKB 1 1/2 C and I love it. I have owned/played on bach, curry, schilke, reeves, and marcinkiewicz and this is my favorite ever. I has great tone, slotting, pitch, everything. I use it for concert, soling, and jazz. I think its just one of those hidden gems that not many people recognise. I would highly recommend the CKB pieces.
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What is the birth name of Conn McCreary?
Conn McCreary's birth name is Conn Nichols McCreary.
How tall is Billy Conn?
Billy Conn is 6'.
Who is Eric c conn?
Eric C. Conn is a lawyer.
When did Ty Conn die?
Ty Conn died in 1999.
When was Conn Ward born?
Conn Ward was born in 1890.
When was CKB Commerce College created?
CKB Commerce College was created in 1965.
What does UMI stand for on a trumpet mouthpiece?
UMI stands for UNITED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. They were the manufacturers of Armstrong, Artley, Benge, Conn, King, and UMI bramds. This company later became Conn Musical Instruments and then merged with Selmer Co. It is now known as Conn-Selmer Inc.
What trumpet and mouthpiece did Charlie Spivak play?
Conn 12B with copper bell, In fact his whole trumpet section at one time played that trumpet.
What brand mouthpiece is best?
It depend on the instrument but the top 5 brands I would say in random order would be Bach, Denis Wick, Conn, Yamaha, and Schilke.
What is a clarinet mouthpiece called?
The clarinet mouthpiece is called the mouthpiece. It doesn't have a special name.
What is a good professional french horn?
It does depend what you're looking for. Different orchestras play different horns, and different brands of horns feel different to each person. Lawson is precisely made, and are quite rigid in their intonation. Conn is a standard brand (the Conn 8D a standard size), but I think the older ones are better--anything after the mid-1990s, and the quality is quite suspect. Yamaha is a steady brand, it's not fantastic, and it's not awful--it's pretty decent. Schmidt and Alexander are German brands, and being German, are very precise and reliable (though the Lawson is quite consistent as well). Kruspe and Geyer horns are another professional brand. Conn is a big, American sound. The other horns are smaller "wraps" (have smaller bells, etc), so have smaller, brighter sounds. Where are you wanting to play? What level are you at? What feels good to you? All good questions to ask...
What is a good saxophone mouthpiece?
begginners should use a C* (Cstar)
Is Clorox a good thing to clean a trombone mouthpiece?
No not if you whant to get posiend
Is an Allen vizzutti mouthpiece a lead mouthpiece or a regular one?
If you are asking about the Yamaha signiture mouthpiece, then this is a lead mouthpiece, it is very shallow.
Is the Gigliotti Spectrum mouthpiece for alto sax good for marching band?
yes
What does mouthpiece mean?
A mouthpiece is slang for a lawyer.
Is conn director a good trumpet?
"I dont think that conn is a good trumpet. You should go for a bach, getzen, dynasty, or anything but king and conn. All i know is that conn is a good trombone brand."My two cents as a trumpet-playing band director: The older Conn and King trumpets and cornets are excellent for beginning students. Through the years Conn has also made a few good intermediate and professional models. I would recommend a good used Conn over a brand new cheap-o brand for my own beginning students. For a "step-up" instrument, I would recommend a Bach, Yamaha, or Getzen trumpet, but these companies also make entry-level instruments.---Both King and Conn are made by the same company Selmer. In fact Selmer trade under the company names:BachCG ConnHoltonAristocratPreludeYamaha are famed for their consistency of tonal quality across the register and quality control.Bach is the top of the line for Selmer.Conn is usually lesser quality marching band equipment.Holton only sells professional models under Selmer.Prelude is Bachs student low cost line
