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Meinl Weston 751 Phoenix Series Compensating Euphonium
The amazing 751 Phoenix was developed in cooperation with euphonium artist Matt Tropman.
The Meinl Weston 751 Phoenix Series Compensating Euphonium was developed in cooperation with Matt Tropman, Tuba / Euphonium instructor at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California and former principal euphonium of the United States Marine Band in Washington D.C. The 751 features a primary bore of .591-inch and a .669-inch 4th valve bore combined with a bottom bow and first branch made from sheet metal for an enhanced response. The Phoenix also features a compansating design with a traditional (3 top and 1 side) valve set-up plus a 11.8-inch bell. The Meinl Weston 751 Phoenix Series Compensating Euphonium includes a case and large shank mouthpiece and is available in silver finish.
The close cooperation with Matt Tropman, former Euphonium-Soloist of the 'Brass Band of Battle Creek' led to a completely new soloist Euphonium in the Meinl Weston product range. Matt Tropman, former principal euphonium player at the United States Marine Band in Washington DC now Tuba / Euphonium instructor at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California
Featuring a comletely new design of the body and the bell, the Meinl Weston 751 Phoenix is handmade at the Meinl Weston company in Geretsried, south of Munich. The bottom bow and the first branch are made of sheet metal for enhanced response. As Matt has always paid special attention to the ergonomic design of the instrument, especially the position of the 4th valve has been altered to assure maximum comfort.
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