A Ganschhorn for myself AND Austin Custom Brass? Yes! Check out this fantastic Schagerl Trumpet!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Well here’s the epitome of a win-win in my books!
Thomas is a friend of mine and one of the greatest people I have ever met. Besides being an incredible musician who literally could play any style at the highest level imaginable he’s a warm, kind, and compassionate person. I am so lucky to call him a friend and thank him every day for the renewed joy/passion he gave me years ago during a concert tour with him.
This Schagerl Ganschhorn is a recent acquisition to ACB (customer traded it in for a Schagerl C Trumpet) and it arrived to us with some mechanical issues that my shop manager Kyle Lambert fixed. In order for me to make sure it was good for us to sell I took it home this weekend to play on it to work in the new rotor and linkages we installed. Well, I love it. It’s so different from all of the other instruments I have in my collection I decided to keep it as a permanent horn in the ACB collection. These horns are quite challenging for us to keep in stock since they are so popular. By keeping this one in stock we know will have any option for any customer to check it out, play test (of course it will always be cleaned and sanitized for all customers before testing), and order a custom Ganschhorn of your own!
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Hi Trent. Thanks for the video! Always wanted to see a comparison between this horn, and a regular rotary trumpet. Is there any difference in the sound and tone? Could throw the Raven in there as well. Why does anyone get a regular rotary over this other than if you took this to orchestra they'd give you a funny look? Also, this horn doesn't have the keys for the different notes that many rotary trumpets have. Do you know why traditional rotaries often have those keys and this one does not? Could you add keys to this horn (pretty sure you can't...)?
Beautiful horn
Beautiful sound
So sweet!
Have always admired Schagerl's TART Dizzy horn, as well as Thomas's great playing. Congrats on the acquisition and the fix.
The sound is so focused and sweet. Amazing.
When the Before TImes become the After Times, my bucket list includes two stops in the Midwest: Tom Day's trumpet/bugling museum in Berwyn IL, and your shop, with the Ganschhorn tops on the list right after introducing myself to you. Thanks for this video.
Very cool looking , and great sound too !!
Beautiful Horn!!!
Indeed!
Hey Trent. I have had one of these horns since about October and I love it. But, I never realized until now that the third slide trigger was actually adjustable. Cool. You learn something new every day! Also, I can definitely confirm the water collection issue. I also get a fair amount in the second slide - which is a bit harder to get rid of. Unlike my other rotary horns, I can't seem to get rid of the water by simply removing the mouthpiece and tuning it upside down (like a French horn).
Yeah that's a good way to get the water out. That trigger mechanism is great, isn't it?
Glad you guys were able to fix the horn! I’m gonna miss it!
you can come visit if you visit KC! :) thanks again! Was a bear to fix but we finally got it (thanks to lots of help and parts from Schagerl).
Your loss is our gain. I have been wanting a chance to get close to one of these, which looks like the greatest friend of an overbite ever to grace the trumpeting world. :-)
Ha! Does its permanent shop demo status let you waive the one in - one out Trent personal collection rule?
Thankful that I have sold 4 of my own collection horns recently so this helped make this decision a bit easier.