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VERY NICE! Lookin' forward to hearing your impressions, and I'm curious how you like the rose leadpipe.

Looks great, Doug. That is a very nice-looking horn. I hope everything is as you hoped for and will be anxious to hear all about it.

That looks awesome! I really like what Adams does with their finishes, it really accentuates the different types of metal they use

IT HAS ARRIVED!~ Here is a first picture. More later.

I currently use a Wick 4AL with my Sterling, though I also have a Hammond 11XL and Schilke 52D that I have been messing with. For my LT36B however...

I will say that I'm currently playing on a DE 103 rim with an H* cup and H9 backbore. I have a bunch of DE components from 103 through 106 rims,...

Sorry to say, my Doug Elliott has been sitting in the drawer for a while now. I'm using the Bowman BB1 on the euphonium and my vintage Bach 6.5 AL on...

I think most of the "innovations" that would be of actual functional use have already been done, especially by ADAMS with their adjustable gap...

Wicks were from the 70s primarily for trombones but worked surprisingly well on euphs too. Triggers existed before Besson put them on the Prestige...

Unfortunately, I won't receive my 2022 bonus until Feb. 2023. I'm looking to upgrade and I'll be looking to see if it's still available. Thanks!

This kind of goes to what the OP said, but I am curious if there was a design "break through" on euphonium in the last 50 years and what it was? For...

My XO weighed 4.95kg with mouthpiece, but it was just a regular scale. It does feel heftier than the Mack Brass I had earlier.

The Adams E3 (Selected series) horn is $400 more expensive now at Thomann Music than when I purchased mine. That’s something other than simply...

I'm doing the Tombstone, AZ one on the 10th. The Town Too Tough To Die!

Thanks for adding your thoughts tbonesullivan. I think your post basically lines up with where I settled in all of this discussion, which is that...

From some asking around online, it seems you can’t use these on the AGR. Simply not compatible.

I like the JP leadpipe design, specifically the area near the mouthpiece where it "bows out" a bit. Most other leadpipes are straight like a tube...

As I understand it, each "series" is listed as being somewhat similar to a specific mouthpiece, like how the ST is "kind of" like a bach 12C/11C, the...

See post above with updated info. (JP horns are, indeed, manufactured in mainland China, not Taiwan...but still claimed to be from a "dedicated...

Still in the warehouse, hung up in customs. I spoke with UPS and gave them the needed information. Here is hoping I get it by the end of the week. ...

The current configuration of the euphonium is pretty much the same since it first appeared in the 19th century. Over the years, instruments have...

I like my euphs just the way they are (top action 3+1, compensating)…don’t think I’d want anything bigger than the 5050.

I also think the front valve design is ergonomically superior. One thing that might be good is if there were some kind of system (a second...

Everyone loves a Cyber Monday Sale! Let’s try $4000 shipped before I try other methods of selling. :)

If the Euphonium got too much larger, it would probably sound a bit like the Wessex Compensating British F Tuba, which is described as being like a...