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flugeltrumpethorn Principal Offline (t-bone, cornet, and mello too) Posts: 665 michigan, US Gender:	Yamaha GP 07/03/05 at 20:32:45 Anyone tried Yamaha's heavyweight mouthpieces?
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MelloHorn Deputy Offline Posts: 5 Ridgeland, Mississippi, USA Gender:	Re: Yamaha GP Reply #1 - 06/07/06 at 16:06:04 Awh, I wanted one but they were too expensive for my (US) $50 limit. So I got a Farkas MDC.
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HornLocker Rank & File Offline Horn player INCOMING!!!! Posts: 92 Lytham St.Annes Gender:	Re: Yamaha GP Reply #2 - 04/09/07 at 14:20:22 No, but I'd be interested on checking them out! Do you know anything else about them (apart from that they are heavy )?
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gosgirl123 Deputy Offline Yes, I'm a brass player Posts: 4	Re: Yamaha GP Reply #3 - 05/13/09 at 08:15:05 No,I don't try this. _________________ mycollects 24Hours seasons1-6dvd Scrubs Seasons 1-7DVD Boxset One Tree Hill Seasons 1-6 doctor who season1-4dvd
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Horn123 Deputy Offline Yes, I'm a brass player Posts: 9 Michigan, USA Gender:	Re: Yamaha GP Reply #4 - 01/09/10 at 22:53:24 I tried a Yamaha GP 30, and it wasn't as heavy as I had expected. I really wouldn't even consider it a heavyweight mouthpiece, as it was lighter than the other mouthpieces I have used. The sound was not very resonant, but I could play loud and high quite easily. In other words, I don't recommend it.
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