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Does anybody make their own custom trumpet buttons? I'm thinking like the kinds with custom inlays, etc.

I've always loved those horns. They are extremely stylish.

I believe that Courtois makes a flugelhorn specifically for Sergei Nakariakov with a trombone-sized bell and a 4th valve.

Mine arrived yesterday evening. When I initially got it, it looked and played well but knowing that there might be something unseen that needed correcting, I sent it to Josh.

The only things that were done were to take out a couple of minor dings and giving it a cleaning. I got a really good deal

I've got a King coming back to today, too. Golden Flair. Just coming from Josh Landress.

@jrgroove said in Adams Sonic or Yamaha 631G:

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I see you play an F1. That means a lot.

I actually traded that to a friend but it’s a great horn.

You may find another Flugelhorn better suited to your needs. The Adams F-1 was my choice, so here was my criteria.

*I wanted a Couesnon-type sound. A Flugelhorn that would give me a sound similar to this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oF7Wx_pdWeg&list=PLfJndz0utgONWpSfdEMuW74Ajzf3WNOLG

*needed as lightweight a Flugelhorn I could find,

*and, of course, good playability and excellent workmanship.

Well, I don't know how this would work for you but I could've bought almost any Flugelhorn I could and chose the Adams F-1. The Sonic had actually been ACB's first recommendation.

I was both, also preferring Jazz. I made more money playing Soul, though.

I really like the Adams flugelhorns. They play super well. I would recommend that one.