[TPIN] Market pricing
Daniel,John
john.daniel at lawrence.edu
Sat Sep 1 08:52:37 CDT 2007
An old class mate of mine, Mark VanCleave has been making
trumpets for the last 5 years or so. They play well and
are priced close to $1000. I was very impressed with his
C trumpet.
John
On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 08:48:53 -0500
Michael Anderson <manderson at okcu.edu> wrote:
> Sonare Trumpets has come out with a new Bb with sterling
>silver leadpipe and
> a new C trumpet that will compete extremely well with
>Bach/yamaha/schilke if
> people will give them a chance. Their price point is
>lower - around $1600,
> they play really well.. I mean really well and they seem
>to be very
> consistent.
>
> I'm now recommending them to my students buying their
>first C trumpet over
> anything else.
>
> They are not made in China... They are made in Germany
>and the leadpipe was
> designed by Cliff Blackburn.
>
> I have played some really good chinese pro line trumpets
>that play very well
> also. Eastman was the brand. No idea how they hold up
>over time, but I was
> impressed with the new ones. I think they go for around
>$900.
>
> MA
>
>> Music dealers in this country have started to balk at
>>this
>> as well. The introduction of the Accent line of
>> instruments is specifically targeting the first
>> time/professional model consumer. In other words, the
>> pricing of Yamaha and Bach has left a niche for Accent
>>and
>> others to fill. I do hope someone manages to do it
>>well.
>>
>
>
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