TubeNet

.

I'll let you know in December, after I buy mine . . .

jonesbrass wrote:I'll let you know in December, after I buy mine . . .

Is this a joke, or a truth!? mmmmm

I don't know about pricing... but i have one i bought from dave fedderly for a reasonable price and the 5 rotor model i own is great.. low notes terrific-wonderful intonation all across the register and the high notes sing. i don't find the horn heavy at all. played tschaik 4 in rehearsal on it only switched to HB6 for concert because of oomph need on the last descending scale.

pierso20 wrote:

jonesbrass wrote:I'll let you know in December, after I buy mine . . .

Is this a joke, or a truth!? mmmmm

Dead serious. Love the Cerveny, I'm never parting with it, but I want a larger F, too.

jonesbrass wrote:

pierso20 wrote:

jonesbrass wrote:I'll let you know in December, after I buy mine . . .

Is this a joke, or a truth!? mmmmm

Dead serious. Love the Cerveny, I'm never parting with it, but I want a larger F, too.

I am quite jealous of you!

tubashaman2 wrote:So I listened to the board for once, and I was wanting to hear more opinions about the willson rotary F. I know this is a rare beast, and I was wondering the price and dealers, or if there is one I could test play, and if this is as big/heavy as the piston F

Thanks

I believe that the new one at Baltimore Brass was in the $9xxx range.

If I had not bought a new F a few years ago I would have bought this one in a second. Every one of these horns I have played has been killer.

I thought that horn had the 5th valve lever on the right thumb. Bloke is right though, the old low 5th paddle was/is a pain.

Why are these horns not more popular? I have only met one person who actually owns one.