What is the difference between a "B" and a "C" type trumpet?
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I think you are asking about a Bb (flat) trumpet and a C trumpet. Those refer to the keys the instrument is made in. Almost all music is written for a Bb trumpet. The C trumpet is sometimes used in orchestra. Another use of the C trumpet is to avoid transposition. If you are buying a trumpet for a beginner, buy a Bb trumpet. And remember... buy a high quality instrument. A high quality instrument will sound better, will have very few mechanical problems and retains it's resale value.
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Hello Catherine (my Mom's name.. also spelled with a "C") Yes and No....... They are standard sized piano keys made of lite plastic.. They are "weighted" to "mimic" the "feel" of real keys.. there are 61 not 88... as this is a keyboard. It is missing some "octaves"... not an issue for general playing .. the unit has good "note" sound reproduction.. I bought it mainly for the CASIO song "learning system" witch is first rateI have a full sized "high end" YAMAHA digital piano...which is my main instrument ... but, they cost many, many times this Casio . A necessity ONLY if you want to be "serious player". REC III Hello Catherine (my Mom's name.. also spelled with a "C") Yes and No....... They are standard sized piano keys made of lite plastic.. They are "weighted" to "mimic" the "feel" of real keys.. there are 61 not 88... as this is a keyboard. It is missing some "octaves"... not an issue for general playing .. the unit has good "note" sound reproduction.. I bought it mainly for the CASIO song "learning system" witch is first rateI have a full sized "high end" YAMAHA digital... » Read More Hello Catherine (my Mom's name.. also spelled with a "C") Yes and No....... They are standard sized piano keys made of lite plastic.. They are "weighted" to "mimic" the "feel" of real keys.. there are 61 not 88... as this is a keyboard. It is missing some "octaves"... not an issue for general playing .. the unit has good "note" sound reproduction.. I bought it mainly for the CASIO song "learning system" witch is first rateI have a full sized "high end" YAMAHA digital piano...which is my main instrument ... but, they cost many, many times this Casio . A necessity ONLY if you want to be "serious player". REC III « Show Less
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The "C" string is the thicker of the two. Now go and play some tunes. Good luck
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The bass has a split key that allows you to play the C with depression both keys and the C# with the depression of one key. As a side note, we've found this bass a little workhorse for our group. It delivers decent tone and volume for a fraction of the cost of a wooden bass. It's a great travel bass, but be a little careful of the keys since they are plastic, they can get broken - we've never broken a key on either of our Yamaha basses with over two years of use/travel. Be aware that this bass requires a reasonably high volume of air so your bass player needs good breath support.
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The BN is in brushed nickel. The BS is in brushed stainless. I don't know what the C stands for.
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I have both @like both. The difference is one is stainless, the other is nickel. Love them both, can't beat this capo, either one of them.
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The difference between the two guitars is the S34C has a cutaway for access to the upper part of the neck. That is what the C stands for. That is the only real difference
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The loudness of a horn can be determined by several factors. Since you did not provide us with specific horns to compare to - you should look at overall size of the trumpets, the number of trumpets and the maximum operating pressure of the system. This can give you a pretty good idea of the overall performance of the horn. When in doubt, compare length and total decibels! If you would like to have us compare specific horns for you, please give us a call at 520-572-2220. Thank you, Lance
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I don't think there is any difference. the "B" at the end usually refers to the color black Not sure what the "V" indicates. Could be just a difference in model # in different world markets. The REAL thing you need to keep in mind is the "X" in the model #. The H400 is different from the HX400. See Sony's website for the differences.
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It has multiple instrument settings. They are different from each other, but don't expect it to sound like anything other than a digital instrument
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I believe it's a baritone. From what I could find regarding the difference is a baritone often has a smaller bore and bell a d this one is on the smaller side. Also, my son plays baritone and he took this in to the band teacher to check out (he rents one from the school that stays at school, this one is for practicing at home) and she told him he could use it for performances if he wants. ( it's definitely better looking than the school baritone). Also I've taken it in to a music store to be checked over and they didn't tell me differently when I called it a baritone.
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There is a big difference. I thought the C/D would be wide enough, it wasn't. From now on I plan on getting the WW if I can find some.
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There no difference but my experience was not very good this product only lasted 2 months and it stop working sound quality was not the greatest. A lot of time one side play louder than the other.
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Sorry, I did not post any images so I wouldn't know how to tell one from the other in the images. If C is for color I know mine is in color and not monotone.
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Not sure I bought the instrument for my granddaughter I just called and asked her she said it doesn't matter they have different ones so both should be good to use!
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Probably the wrong photograph. There are two models available, one without the preamp and one with. I have have the one without and it is a nice instrument for the price.
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Packaging is the only difference. Hella only makes one red supertone horn in 2 frequencies. Buy the model ending in 9801. It is identical and less money. The answer posted by M Alexander is correct.