Adams Marching Brass Series Bb Baritone with Case

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  • 3.5
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  • December 1, 2012
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  • David L
  • Templeton CA
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    • High volume threshold
    • Centered throughout

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    • A tad pricey
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  • 5
  • Free-blowing, centered with no bad notes
  • February 18, 2016
  • by David L
  • I don't own one, but I played a demo at a convention. Some background: I am a HS band director and professional trombonist. I have played the Mercedes Bach, Kanstul, King, Yamaha, Blessing, Kanstul and Dynasty marching baritones. The Adams horn was the first one that I played that I liked everything about. The response is nice throughout all registers. Problem notes like the low C, top of staff B, and 4th space G blew free and loud without the usual instability that hampers those notes at high volume. The horn is well balanced on the left hand. If you have the budget, you will be happy with your purchase and the sound of your baritone section.