Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago

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Continued... Two top quality vintage cornets are reviewed here with 7 (seven) mouthpieces - from the fairly shallow Reeves Medium, a Bach Mt. Vernon 7, A Warburton BC, a GR 6, a Curry 8.5 DC (Deep Cornet), a Curry BC, and lastly (one of my all time favorite mouthpieces) the Curry Vintage Cornet (VC) piece. I play an Olds Super Cornet for comparison to the King SilverSonic and Olds Recording a few times, and I also play a Bach Stradivarius Trumpet (18025L) to compare tone a few times. When the deep Curry BC mouthpiece is played on the cornets, I use a Bach Stradivarius 182 flugelhorn to compare sounds as well.
A shout out to Clay at CentexBrass.com... Clay has a staggering knowledge of Olds horns and history, great info on vintage Olds horns (olds-central.com/), and he is a class act as a brass seller as well. Tell him I say hi if you contact him. :)
King SilverSonic - Warburton BC: 0:22
Olds Recording - Warburton BC: 1:47
King SilverSonic - GR 6: 4:05
Olds Recording - GR 6: 6:06
Olds Super - GR 6: 7:28
Bach Strad Trumpet 18025L - GR 6: 9:40
King SilverSonic - Curry DC: 11:26
Olds Recording - Curry DC: 13:22
King SilverSonic - Curry BC: 15:30
Olds Recording - Curry BC: 17:24
Bach Strad 182 Flugel - Reeves (unmarked): 19:48
King SilverSonic - Curry VC (Vintage Cornet): 22:55
Olds Recording - Curry VC: 24:28
Olds Super - Curry VC: 26:20
Bach Strad Trumpet 18025L - Curry VC: 27:53