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MonetteCorporation - YouTube Each video in this series is a demonstration of a specific model of Monette instrument The same excerpts are played on each different instrument in the series to facilitate comparisons between
Monette - City Of Monette City Of Monette City Of Monette PO Box 382 Monette, AR 72447 US Phone: (870) 486-2000 Fax: (870)-486-5111
David Monette - Wikipedia Monette designed his first trumpet in 1983 A perfectionist, he has said that his vision is to create a trumpet with the "perfect sound", which, according to Monette, is a sound that "gets out of the way" of the connection between a musician and an audience
Monette Mouthpieces By using Monette mouthpieces with a more open, aligned, and neutral physical approach, your instrument can be played more consistently on its 'sweet spot,' resulting in a more resonant sound and improved response, range, and endurance
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Monette Silver Series Trumpet Mouthpieces - Dillon Music All Monette silver mouthpieces are made on our middle, LT (lightweight) blank, and are designed to work great on virtually any brand of trumpet The rim contours are nearly identical between the four sizes, and are based on the popular B6S1 and B2S3 rim and cup contours
Monette Trumpet Mouthpieces - Hickeys Dave Monette worked personally with Maynard to develop the design The result is an unusually easy-to-play, mainstream (pun intended) lead mouthpiece that has a huge sound
David Monette Trumpets - Facebook As will all new Monette instruments, the client‘s moutpieces have all been matched in pitch center to the open trumpet, to all three valves individually, and to every valve combination This takes an hour or more on every instrument that we make… (the more mouthpieces being delivered with an given instrument, the longer it takes!)