drrob7
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I've been trialling the Le Bravo over the weekend and fallen in love so I'm going to take the plunge and buy it tomorrow. It's very exciting as it's my first upgrade having battled with a cheap alto for many years while I've been learning. I'm still learning and about an intermediate level.
I haven't had the opportunity to try many other horns in the past so I didn't realise how good I could sound! Of course, I'm still not sounding as amazing as I'd like to but at least I now know that with the Mauriat any tonal issues are pretty much me and not the horn and therefore can improve. I've tried a few others altos recently (once I decided to upgrade) - Yamaha YAS62, Yanigsawa 901, others, but I just love the rich full tone of the Le Bravo.
I just wanted to share it with you guys - this forum is so supportive, I know you'll understand my excitement. Does anyone else have a Le Bravo?
I haven't had the opportunity to try many other horns in the past so I didn't realise how good I could sound! Of course, I'm still not sounding as amazing as I'd like to but at least I now know that with the Mauriat any tonal issues are pretty much me and not the horn and therefore can improve. I've tried a few others altos recently (once I decided to upgrade) - Yamaha YAS62, Yanigsawa 901, others, but I just love the rich full tone of the Le Bravo.
I just wanted to share it with you guys - this forum is so supportive, I know you'll understand my excitement. Does anyone else have a Le Bravo?