Miraphone M5050 Ambassador Series Compensating Euphonium

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Miraphone M5050 Ambassador Series Compensating Euphonium
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MiraphoneM5050 Ambassador Series Compensating Euphonium

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The Miraphone M5050 Ambassador Series Professional Compensating Euphonium was developed in cooperation with famed euphonium artist Demondre Thurman. This euphonium features a 4 compensating valve design with a traditional 3 Top and 1 Side action valve set. The M5050 features a specially designed heavyweight receiver to focus the sound and a gold brass leadpipe for better note slotting. The Miraphone M5050 Ambassador Series Compensating Euphonium includes a case and large shank mouthpiece and is available in silver finish in a standard design (M5050) or with a main tuning slide trigger and guard (M5050T).

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by Bryan Wade 6/15/2008 11:15:05 PM

Musical Experience: Undergrad Stud.
Style of music:
Hometown Alabama

Was formerly a student of Demondrae's and played with this horn a little bit. Major difference is the size, I play on a Besson 2051 Prestige and the Miraphone is much much bigger. Made beautiful sounds in all partials, definitely worth the price tag.

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