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All of these fine musicians were
involved in the later development and testing stages of the 45
S-LP, and all were full of praise for the hottest new F
on the market. Heres what the players are saying about
the 45 S-LP:
"It
has been a long time since I have been so genuinely excited and
impressed with an instrument. This is without a doubt the best
large F-Tuba I have ever played. The intonation is outstanding.
The power and breadth of sound throughout the registers is impressive.
The low register is remarkably open, solid and has an excellent
response. The efforts of your team have resulted in what I believe
is the best new F-Tuba to enter the market in years. Congratulations!!"
Jeffrey L. Funderburk
University of Northern Iowa
...the 45 S-LP has a great
tonal range, together with superior intonation... If I was travelling
doing recitals and excerpt, and could only take one Tuba, it
would be this Tuba... ...once this Tuba is released into the
U.S., everybody will want one...
Warren
Deck
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
"...the new 45 S-LP successfully
combines the virtuosi advantages of the piston valve, with the
traditional, vibrant characteristic sound of Melton / Meinl-Weston....the
stable, open, powerful lower register of the instrument, combined
with the sheer ease of the high range makes the Meinl-Weston
45 S-LP a Tuba which suits both the soloist and the orchestral
player...
Heiko
Triebener
Bamberger Symphoniker, Melton Tuba Quartett
...the more I play this
Tuba, the more I love it! The range is great, the intonation
is superb, and the sound is amazing!!..this is a great horn...
Samuel J. Pilafian
Arizona State University
...what still impresses
me with the 45 S-LP is the direct response in all dynamic levels,
combined with excellent intonation without compromising a big,
full sound. The 45 S-LP is very flexible and allows easy slurring.
It provides a remarkable tonal foundation for the Trombone section,
and blends well with the String double bass section of the Orchestra...
Ulrich
Haas
Duisburger Sinfoniker, Deutsche Oper am Rhein, Melton Tuba Quartett
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