I agree- with robob. I think it is very possible to be more versatile on a geyer yellowbrass small belled horn. All you have to do is blow to be big- I'm actually trying to prove this to my horn teacher who has been an 8d lawson player for years. When it comes to bigness on a horn you either got it or you don't there is no middle ground on whatever instrument you play. I do believe certain things are easier on seperate horns though and this is what Bill is getting at. Paxman is well for high and soft while the kruspe wrap is a monster orchestral horn. Isn't it true we try to do things that come unnatural to our respective horns? Geyers always want to be bigger and Kruspe's always want to be softer- pretty big generalization so take it with a grain of salt.
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