Wessex Sinfonico Euphonium - 12 Excerpts Compared To My Adams E3 (for Reference). Dave Werden

[@randscott4676]

You sound great on both instruments, but your Adams has a greater more enveloping quality acoustically, much fuller. There is also a greater steadiness innate to the Adams. You sound fantastic on both!

[@simone_euphonium]

Thanks Maestro, the comparison is very interesting, I was evaluating the wessex sinfonico, now I have a very clear idea.

[@dwerden]

I'm glad it was helpful!

[@charlesfrishman231]

Wonderful - Thanks, Dave!

[@cristianeuph7789]

Thank you for the review Master!

[@eddykwoh3873]

Thanks for the review!!

[@Metalpazallteway]

Nice comparison. I like both although i must say the Wessex has much clearer separation of notes on rhe runs but the Adams has a nasally warm tone. Both fantastic nonetheless. How do they compare in pricing? Is it justifiable?

[@cristianeuph7789]

Wonderful

[@peterdeboer8924]

They sound very similar to each other. I would think your technique and the mouthpiece have a lot of influence on my impressions.

[@seth094978]

This comparison has helped me, but not how I expected. I wasn't really a fan of either one, and I think I just don't like British style instruments, especially compensated ones. Petite French C tubas sound way better to me below the staff, and I'm pretty fully convinced now that whatever I buy it won't have a compensation system.

[@seth094978]

Well I guess you never know what you'll get until you try stuff. I now own a compensating Wessex British F tuba.