Buescher True Tone FOUND A HOME
Big beautiful sound. From the late-1920s. This horn has a lot of character. Some charming quirks. Upper resister is a little high in pitch, like many older horns, but allows you to really fill up the sound. Feels almost like a tenor, such a big sound. Very special horn. This horn looks great, too.
Buescher Aristocrat Series II, “Big B” FOUND A HOME
This is made in the 1940s and has a big beautiful sound. These are becoming more and more popular these days.
Vito/Yamaha – 19xx A
Great horn in great shape. From the 1970s. This was the first model I discovered in my Vito journey. I played this model on my album The Creep.
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Evette/Buffet-Crampon
Probably an intermediate model. For students and professionals. This has a modern feel – a lot of brightness and projection. Great for lead alto work. Would cover the section well. Easy to play.
Vito Model 37 – 55xx A FOUND A HOME
Probably never played. Lacquer is almost perfect. Plays great.
Vito Transitional – 44xx A FOUND A HOME
Transitional Model. This is the model I am currently playing as my main horn.
Vito Transitional – 51xx A FOUND A HOME
Transitional Model. This is the model I am currently playing as my main horn. This one with no neck brace.
Paul Gerard FOUND A HOME
This is made in the Beaugnier Factory, just like the Vitos from this era (1960s). This horn has a sweet sound!
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