Bach Stradivarius 25 SN# 58602 (1972) Large Bore .462
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2015
- From the estate of Robert Symmonds (Denver Symphony) A very fine example of a vintage Bach Stradivarius. Large bore model 25 in lacquer. This horn has a wonderful sound quality to it. Mr symmonds Bb work horse for many many years. Mechanichs are excellent with great intonation and fast valves. Two piece valve section and a Corp. 25 bell. It is the real deal. No Case No Mpc. UA-cam very soon
Scott Belck''s book is "Modern Flexibilities for Brass". Scott was my lesson teacher back 1994-1995. He's a hell of a player and an awesome person. Highly recommend his book!
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Great Sounding Bach!But Steve Makes them all Sound Great!
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You played those notes so rapidly that it almost sounded like a remix of the "Flight of the Bumble Bee! WOW! :D
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amazing 7 year time capsule ! thank you for sharing that which can not be bought !!
Groovy licks, damn!!
This is one Badddddd dude playing this trumpet 🎺
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"Portrait of Jenny" OMG please play on the east coast ! I would pay to listen to you live !
I always played Bach's . I have a 70 year old and a 45 year old and a 30 year old lol ! All play great ! Steve - you play great !~
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@@HornTrader Thanks for the reply Steve, I have 3 Strads. 6528 ( 1945 ) , 31628 ( 1965 ) , 392328 ( 1992 ? ) . All still play well , can't say the same for me lol !
Enjoyed our chat Paul, nice to meet you!
@HornTrader Same here. You are a gentleman and a scholar. I got that Belck book. Thanks for the help man.
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Pretty Good sound sobreseliente!!! What is the bore and weight sizes?
Hi Matthew
I'm hoping that the highest note was an "A"
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Pretty Good sound sobreseliente!!! What is the bore and weight sizes?
nice
Would you consider the sound of the 25 bright/ piercing or dark/ mellow?
Sounding great Mr.Dillard! I have a question about the Bach 25 Large bore horns. I played a 37 for many years and I’m doing a lot more commercial work now and had someone recommend I tried out a 43 and one of these 25 large bores, as I felt my 37 closing up in the upper register. I tried out a 43* and it opened everything right up and felt better. Wondering if you thought the 25 large bore may also be a good fit. I’ve heard some people describe the 37 to be a little tight in the upper register and recommend a 43 for all around use. I’m interested in the 25 because after doing a lot of research, I hear Its a great cross over horn that maintains that 37 sound in the middle register but opens up in the upper register, (where a 37 may close down) wondering what your opinion was as far as a 37 possibly closing down in the upper register? (I’m referring to things around a G above high C. My 37 just closes of above a high F, its had an alignment and everything.). I’ve tried bigger bells and while it does help, I start to close down myself after about an hour. That’s why I’m interested in something a little more compact, without choking off the upper register. Wondering what your opinion was for a 25 or 43, vs. a 37 for all around use.
I watch your videos all the time and think you sound just awesome! I know this horn is sold but if I see another I may give it a go!
I know this is 3 months late, and I'm not Steve, but I'd say give the 25L a try. I played one for years. They are more focused than a 37, so the sound is dense, and core heavy, but still has a distinct "ring" in the sound. The upper register is more open because the slots feel a bit roomier. I did notice that the horn takes a little more to speak at soft dynamics and therefore isn't as crisp as the 37. The 43 is just a tad broader, less compact 37 that can be pushed a little brighter. They can all be used for all around use, and with proper balance with mouthpieces, they can do anything.
Just sold one like this.mine was a 1959
as good as it gets
I have a trumpet Bach Stradivarius model 25 serial number 221064 Elkhart, IN. Does anyone know what year it was made ?
Around 1981-82 www.bachbrass.com/resources/serial-numbers
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Where is the "bore" measured? How much for this horn?
You can take the bore measurements from the 2nd slide HAPPY NEW YEAR
teacher excuse me I have a bach stradivarius model 25
serial No. 253421
what year is it from ? plis
1985 www.bachbrass.com/resources/serial-numbers
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Great horns: but the most important is the MOUTHPIECE choice to every player.THAT Why Steve almost Never Shows his mouthpiece directly in the videos...,
Guys find the right mouthpiece then, choose a horn. Dizzy Gillespie said he could relly on any Trumpet but not on any mouthpiece... You see. get the Right Seize then choose your pants. Most of the time people do it the other way. Mr Steve should offer more videos on his mouthpiece sales because he always sounds great on all the horns he sells .
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Do you think this type of Bach would be a good fit for classical/orchestral playing?
Yes I do! I love the Bach 25 Large Bore for ALL applications . Here's a link to one that the seller is motivated to sell and the great price of $1500
www.horntrader.com/bach-music-products/845-bach-strad-mdl-25lb-94283.html
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Is the lick you’re playing found in any book?
If you send an email to me at HornTrader.Com Contact I'll send it to you in a PDF
Best,
Steve
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