[TPIN] "Donald E. Getzen Signature" Trumpet

[John Kool]

Donald E Getzen is a brother to the Getzens that own Allied Supply.
Allied made the D.E.G. horns.
All is now under the Getzen umbrella.  They should be able to help you 
with information.

Union Pacific Railmen, a now defunct drum and bugle corps played D.E.G. 
bugles.
I used to play a D.E.G. herald bugle at the Ak-Sar-Ben race track.

I found a ton of stuff on Google.
http://www.answers.com/topic/d-e-g-music-products-inc?cat=biz-fin  (this 
site has contact informatiion and a web address of:
http://www.degmusic.com/ 

clicking on that link takes you to the new:
http://www.unisonmusical.com/
http://degaccessories.com/
http://www.getzen.com/inside/history.shtml

http://www.bluedevils.org/news/index.php?newsID=9

http://www.bandusa.com/Information/Getzen_Co.htm

They were exhibitors at the 2006 International Trumpet Guild conference.
http://www.trumpetguild.org/2006conference/exhibitorlist.html

One of these links ought to get you the contact information you seek.

Greg Fuess wrote:
> Hoping for some advise.  I ran across a silver plate trumpet with "Donald E
> Getzen Signature" stamped on the bell, and a serial number, 199922 stamped
> on the #2 valve case.  I was told the horn is about 35 years old.
>
> Does anyone know where I could find something about this horn?  Internet
> searches are no help, and I don't believe this is a Getzen Company product.
>
> Any help appreciated.
>
> Regards
>
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