new here
Hi everyone. I am new here, and I like what I have seen so far. I have been playing acoustic for a couple of years, and am always looking for ways to improve. I also play the trumpet, and drums.
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Welcome to GT.. It can be a life altering experience, for the better!! :D
Great works are performed, not by strength, but by perseverance.
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well, yeah for you Tonja...and Eric I suppose...but having claimed one of the only frequent lady members out there, Eric has left slim pickings for the rest of us...
Holly...start planning a holliday to Africa dammit! I have cookies.
Holly...start planning a holliday to Africa dammit! I have cookies.
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Originally Posted by: Andrew Sawell, yeah for you Tonja...and Eric I suppose...but having claimed one of the only frequent lady members out there, Eric has left slim pickings for the rest of us...
Holly...start planning a holliday to Africa dammit! I have cookies.
not if i can lure her to australia with jello first!! :mad: :p
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Wow, fighting over a chic with cookies and Jell-o. I have a feeling I have come to the right place.
Thanks for the welcoming!
Thanks for the welcoming!
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Yeah dude, welcome... I am rather new, too. So, guitar players, in your face... :p What kind of TRUMPET do you play? I have this 30 year old amati.
Was thinking about getting a bach, but the old one preety much serves the purpose.
Was thinking about getting a bach, but the old one preety much serves the purpose.
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Originally Posted by: KrunekYeah dude, welcome... I am rather new, too. So, guitar players, in your face... :p What kind of TRUMPET do you play? I have this 30 year old amati.
Was thinking about getting a bach, but the old one preety much serves the purpose.
I have an old Buescher model 8 (silver with evgravings) that belonged to my great grandfather, but I usually play my chromed out, cheap yamaha cause I don't wanna mess up my 8.
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We need more Canadian girls cause I always get left out.
Holly... move to Canada man.... You're half my age but I've got a really big
um.. personality and a place of my own..with a pool and a sauna... and a nice fireplace. And a barbecue and lots of beer. :D
Holly... move to Canada man.... You're half my age but I've got a really big
um.. personality and a place of my own..with a pool and a sauna... and a nice fireplace. And a barbecue and lots of beer. :D
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Originally Posted by: schmangeWe need more Canadian girls cause I always get left out.
Holly... move to Canada man.... You're half my age but I've got a really big
um.. personality and a place of my own..with a pool and a sauna... and a nice fireplace. And a barbecue and lots of beer. :D
Can I come visit? Sounds like you got it all up there!
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Originally Posted by: metalshadowI have an old Buescher model 8 (silver with evgravings) that belonged to my great grandfather, but I usually play my chromed out, cheap yamaha cause I don't wanna mess up my 8.
Nice. Silver trumpets look so much better than gold adonized ones. In my country, yamaha is very expensive with wind instruments. Veeery. Well, never the less. Welcome aboard. At least now, if I have some problems with trumpet, I know who to turn to. ;)
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Originally Posted by: schmangeWe need more Canadian girls cause I always get left out.
Holly... move to Canada man.... You're half my age but I've got a really big
um.. personality and a place of my own..with a pool and a sauna... and a nice fireplace. And a barbecue and lots of beer. :D
id bunk with ya...daddy.. :rolleyes: :D
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Originally Posted by: KrunekNice. Silver trumpets look so much better than gold adonized ones. In my country, yamaha is very expensive with wind instruments. Veeery. Well, never the less. Welcome aboard. At least now, if I have some problems with trumpet, I know who to turn to. ;)
I like the silver better too. I learned on a gold one, and after about 6 years it faded in color and just looked awful.
Yamaha here is a pretty cheap instrument with a few exceptions. I had a yamaha guitar once that had incredible tone. My brother plays a yamaha sax that he hates. What country are you in?
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Originally Posted by: metalshadowI like the silver better too. I learned on a gold one, and after about 6 years it faded in color and just looked awful.
Yamaha here is a pretty cheap instrument with a few exceptions. I had a yamaha guitar once that had incredible tone. My brother plays a yamaha sax that he hates. What country are you in?
Mine looks like someone tossed it from 6th floor... :D
But it serves the purpose. Tone is pretty much ok, maybe a little bright, but all together, it is ok. I make money with it, so...
I am from Croatia. Central Europe, that would be. Of course, cheap is a very subjective term... When I saed expensive, I meant compared to other firms that make wind instruments. Trombones made by Yamaha are especially expensive here.
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Welcome to our humble abode. I used to play the trumpet when I was much younger. I always heard that trumpet players were the best kissers. Not sure how true that is, but I'd like to think there's some truth in it ;)
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Welcome to the boards and also to the GT family. Don't hesitate to ask any questions... we got a whole bunch of knowledge here on this forum.
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Originally Posted by: PRSplayaWelcome to our humble abode. I used to play the trumpet when I was much younger. I always heard that trumpet players were the best kissers. Not sure how true that is, but I'd like to think there's some truth in it ;)
It is true... And not just kissers... :D ;)
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