[Your Instrument(s)]

Yamaha Double horn

King 3V Bb Marching Horn

Dynasty 3V F Mellophone

Dynasty 3V G Mellophone (4 of them)

Kanstul 3V G Mellophone

King 2V G Piccolo Soprano

geeeez, have enuuf there?

You can never have enough.

Ever.

[Gratuitous Euph Photo]

International love of Euphonium.

[TAN horns]

Using a TAN takes practice, and it takes instructors to train younger students (sometimes older ones, haha) on how to use it. Nothing beats playing with a tuner, both high and low, figuring out when you should use the thing. It seems hornlines tune one note, forgetting about some of the other valve combinations. The only thing though is that on my Kanstul, it sits all the way in, so it's not alot of help if I'm flat, but as long as I tune before I play and adjust the main tuning slide, it is not an issue. Ok, I am done on this subject.

[Why all Mellophones?]

Why has the all-Mellophone midvoice section become the prevailing standard?

Are we going to let the mid-80s Garfield Cadets and the early 90s Star of Indiana rule drum corps orchestration forever?

Arrangers - write for French Horns and Flugels, too!

Wonderful timbres await you.

I just realized I have never played with a corps or otherwise who had a middle horn section consisting of anything BUT Mellophones.

How boring.

Forget boring.

[3 valve Deg baritone for sale]

Hey---the horn also has a great case, check it out and bid!!!!!!