ACB Blind horn test LIVE Reveal! Please tune in and comment!
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- Опубліковано 23 кві 2020
- Well the time has come to have the official reveal of the horn which I used for two blind tests! Please comment and hope we can have a good discussion about this!
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I believe it. I do most of my practicing on a Tromba, with a Kelly mouthpiece.
It is not my LT18043 that I got in 1981, but it is a horn I can lay down anywhere in the house, pick up, blow a few notes and put it back down.
Here are some links from the live chat!
Trent is playing his TA1 mouthpiece in clear acrylic - www.austincustombrass.biz/austin-custom-brass-ta1-trent-austin-signature-mouthpiece/
check out Mike's mics here: barkleymic.com/
Nate upgraded to our 2RL - it's a great horn! www.austincustombrass.biz/acb-model-2rl-entry-level-professional-trumpet-in-silver-plate/
We actually have the Adams A1 GenII in stock (which is super rare - they usually sell out immediately). www.austincustombrass.biz/genii-selected-adams-a1-trumpet/
Trent referenced his mini lesson on adjusting to difference mpcs, which can be found here: ua-cam.com/video/7eW2glGYh6I/v-deo.html
The Coppernicus can be found here! www.austincustombrass.biz/coppernicus-the-all-new-austin-custom-brass-by-adams-trumpet-in-copper/
thanks everyone for joining us! We appreciate you so much! Email us with questions at info@austincustombrass.com
Is your Mouthpiece preference more bowl shaped, or conical and why?
Ten hours a day? No wonder you sound good.
Your comments remind me of someone. I knew a really good pool player who didn't use his own personal cue in competition. I always saw him playing with an old house cue from the rack on the wall of the bar. He usually won. It's not the implement. It's the person who wields it.
Nice ! Yes we want more videos about ACB mouthpieces :)
We do have a ACB mouthpiece channel playlist and we are working on many, many more mouthpiece videos. What in particular are you interested in?
Thanks!
@@austincustom Thank you for your work. All you do is really inspiring. I am curious about the different blanks. (I know your colleague made a live video about it, but it had a "live" sound quality too).
And if I had one question, on your website, it is written "For instance if you play a Bach 3C a good place for you to start is with our 3C." Maybe you can speak about what would be the advantage to go from my Yamaha or my Bach to an ACB. Yes, that's part of the big question "where/why to start ?"
I ask because I really trust your trumpet knowledge. With all my respect.
@@austincustom I have a proposal for a further subject : how to try new mouthpieces ? What do you do when someone is visiting your shop for a new one ?