Hey, Elvis, my name is Jaime, I'm one of the many subscribers here, really cool video man, you guys do a great job with this videos and also with customer service, I brought my Yamaha tenor for a total tune up and re pad job and the horn plays like new, an awesome job, keep doing this videos, people will catch up with them soon enough, before you know it you'll have literally hundreds of subscribers, glad to be one of them, y'all have an awesome day, thanx.
Thanks for the kind words Jaime! We enjoy making these videos and plan on dropping more content in the near future. Hope you are doing well and we look forward to seeing you next time.
didn't say anything about them so...here goes...for anyone interested...the B1 was the first model Ren Schilke made in 1956, it was HIS personal model-some names that use/d the B1 include Arturo Sandoval, Lin Biviano, Marvin Stamm & Willie Murillo...the B1 starts at .460 and gradually increases to a big .468 with a large yellow-brass bell...the B5 has a straight .460 bore all through the instrument with a ML copper bell, it produces a bright, compact sound-used by Rick Baptist...the B6 has a .450 bore that has .455 in the valves, .463 in the slides and a .463 bell stud with a ML copper bell...this horn produces a bright nimble sound with lots of edge-popularized by Bill Chase and Jon Faddis (though they used one like I use with a tuning bell and beryllium-copper bell, which is a lighter weight of copper), the B7 is like the B6 but with a L yellow-brass bell, this model is what the Yamaha 6310 & 8310Z horns are based upon. The X3 has a .462 bore throughout the horn with a L yellow-brass bell...Arturo used this model for a while in both a fixed and tuning bell as did Wayne Bergeron and Eric Miyrashiro
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Hey, Elvis, my name is Jaime, I'm one of the many subscribers here, really cool video man, you guys do a great job with this videos and also with customer service, I brought my Yamaha tenor for a total tune up and re pad job and the horn plays like new, an awesome job, keep doing this videos, people will catch up with them soon enough, before you know it you'll have literally hundreds of subscribers, glad to be one of them, y'all have an awesome day, thanx.
Thanks for the kind words Jaime! We enjoy making these videos and plan on dropping more content in the near future. Hope you are doing well and we look forward to seeing you next time.
didn't say anything about them so...here goes...for anyone interested...the B1 was the first model Ren Schilke made in 1956, it was HIS personal model-some names that use/d the B1 include Arturo Sandoval, Lin Biviano, Marvin Stamm & Willie Murillo...the B1 starts at .460 and gradually increases to a big .468 with a large yellow-brass bell...the B5 has a straight .460 bore all through the instrument with a ML copper bell, it produces a bright, compact sound-used by Rick Baptist...the B6 has a .450 bore that has .455 in the valves, .463 in the slides and a .463 bell stud with a ML copper bell...this horn produces a bright nimble sound with lots of edge-popularized by Bill Chase and Jon Faddis (though they used one like I use with a tuning bell and beryllium-copper bell, which is a lighter weight of copper), the B7 is like the B6 but with a L yellow-brass bell, this model is what the Yamaha 6310 & 8310Z horns are based upon. The X3 has a .462 bore throughout the horn with a L yellow-brass bell...Arturo used this model for a while in both a fixed and tuning bell as did Wayne Bergeron and Eric Miyrashiro
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The music is too loud.
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why did they engage such a weird person?
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