Excellent product description and condition. Prompt and professional shipment, good packaging. Shipped to Germany without problems. Recommended ebay seller.
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Fast shipping. Good packaging, item is as described great value.
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Item was packaged very well. Shipping took longer than expected, for the item wasn't dropped at the carrier's quick enough. Item was as described and in good working order. I do wish the price would've been a bit lower but still a good buy!
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Excellent instrument as described. Well packed, very fast shipping. Recommended AAA+++
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Super New As Described. Fast shippingi in good cushioned pack. Very Appreciated & will look again. Outstanding Seller Very Highly Recommended
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Just as described, very happy. Fast shipping and great deal! Would do business again!
Andreas Eastman Bb Trumpet ETR520G Silver Plated with 24K Gold Trim
17 Mar, 2021
Great step up horn for a promising student or returning adult
An affordable alternate to the Yamaha 4335G. Nice darker tone, not as bright as. A Strad 37.
Genuine Yamaha Short Shank 16E Silver Cornet Mouthpiece NEW
08 Sep, 2016
Short Shank deep cup for British Brass Band type sound, not general use
I have played trumpet and cornet for over 55 years. For about 50 of those years, I have used Bach 1 or 1 1/2 C for most of my playing. I recently moved up to the Eb chair in our brass band (although I've played Eb for 45 years). I am moving from Eb trumpet to Eb cornet, in order to get a more "traditional" sound. The standard Eb cornet mourhpiece is acknowledged to be in the Yamaha/Schilke 7D4d, which is a pretty small cup. I just can't get enough lip into the 7 rim, so I was looking for something closer to the Bach 1 1/2, which is about where this mouthpiece is. While it does get a very dark British Brass Band sound, it may be a little TOO deep, giving it an almost flugel sound. I would like it to have a D Schilke cup and flat 4 rim, very open d shank, but this is as close as I can get in a standard (non-custom) mouthpiece.
I would not recommend this as a general mouthpiece, but specific for someone who wants a super dark, almost flugelhorn sound. The short shank is also more adapted to Shepherd's crook cornets. So it is not a general purpose mouthpiece.