Tristar 4 Valve Euphonium Reviews

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  Tristar 4 Valve Euphonium

  £279.95

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  Tristar 4 Valve Euphonium

  £482.31

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  Tristar 4 Valve Euphonium

  £686.55

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• TrebEuph124 26th Nov 2008

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  Good Points: Looks nice, plays well.

  
  

  Bad Points: Mouthpiece (see below), easily damaged because of gig bag.

  
  

  General comments: I bought the Tristar 4 valve Euphonium for 350 American dollars about 6 months ago. This horn is a good horn for beginners. It is a fair intermediate horn except the mouthpiece that comes with it is not a very good quality. When I bought a different mouthpiece (50$), it sounded much better. This Euph is not the best one in the world but is good for high school students and schools that are short on funds. It is a good quality for the money spent. The other down-side is the gig bag it comes with. It doesn't protect the instrument very well. I recommend this Euphonium to starters and also a anyone playing at a high school level (intermediate).
  

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• Skipatronic 18th Apr 2007

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  About two years ago, I bought one of these horns because I didn't know much about the Tristar company and there wasn't much about the Tristar company so I got one and hoped for the best. Well I was HIGHLY disappointed with my purchase. First off, it looks good and you get high hopes for it but then it goes downhill after one note. Extremely Sharp on all pitches makes it IMPOSSIBLE to tune, even with a different mouthpiece. It will fall apart, especially in the 4th valve and the supports, after a ...

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• Wrightfamily30 5th Feb 2006

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  I bought a 4 valve euphonium from Tristar of India in the new year of 2006 for just over £100.
  
  The instrument looks nice, being in bright silver plate and nicely proportioned.
  
  I would suggest that its size makes it particularly suitable for children. I'm used to B & H Imperial and Sovereign models, and I found this much smaller and lighter; more like the Salvation Army Bandmaster that I played as a boy. Also, being medium bore (though I'm not sure exactly what the bore is on this in ...

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