Harrelson Trumpets

Dr GO

The history of Harrelson Trumpets up to 2015:
https://www.whyharrelson.com/company-history.html

GeorgeB

@Dr-GO
How do you like your Harrelson, Doc ?

Dr GO

@Dr-GO
How do you like your Harrelson, Doc ?

It's a gift from Heaven. It has so many textures and so easy to "turn" the horn on between them. I have a very large bell in between that of a traditional trumpet bell and flugelhorn bell (#7). It can sound so mellow during ballads, and with a harmon mute, it plays with the sound from my Martin Committee. Yet, when I put my 5mm Jettone copy in, it peals paint as a lead horn. It plays with essentially no resistance, makes the upper range as relaxed as in the staff (which makes the upper range sound relaxed - when I want it to). Just an amazing instrument.

Rapier232

@Dr-GO

Yes, but do you like it?

Dr GO

@Rapier232 said in Harrelson Trumpets:

@Dr-GO

Yes, but do you like it?

mdwilliams

Having played Dr GO's Harrelson... It is a great playing horn, can confirm.

I remember when he was first trying them out before he purchased, I came to a gig where he was trying one out. I had to put it down before I got tempted to spend all the money I have for one!

Dr GO

@mdwilliams said in Harrelson Trumpets:
...I had to put it down before I got tempted to spend all the money I have for one!

That is a down side to Harrelson horns (and mouthpieces). They are rather pricey.