John Dangerfield sinker cypress

[KentuckyHeadhunter]

This is mud cured (aka sinker) cypress pulled from the Edisto River by John himself.  The mouthpiece is paper micarta with a hand carved cork lipstop and a Musk Ox boss with brass ferrule that starts out as a solid piece and is turned with the call.  A whole lot of work goes into John's calls, obviously, and they sound pure turkey.  These calls can be played "clean" but are designed for the raspy style playing. I'm really liking playing with this style trumpet.   John is no stranger to those low country boys.... including the Reverend Farmer.  I first met him at Billy Buice's house four or five years ago with Nitro and a few others.  This call is a proud addition and will certainly see the spring woods as ALL my calls do and should. 
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[KentuckyHeadhunter]

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[ccleroy]

Very nice, and by one of the best trumpet makers there is!

[gergg]

Nice one Allen.

[LabsRUsII]

Nice with notched mouth piece

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[crow]

Very nice, sharp piece of craftsmanship

[Rapscallion Vermilion]

Beautiful workmanship.  I'm a big fan of John's trumpets. They have a unique sound to my ears.  I have one, in lignum vitae, and I don't see myself ever selling it.  Wouldn't mind having another one, but they are not so easy to get.

[davisd9]

Great trumpet by a fine gentleman!


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[Bowhuntr73]

Wow very nice!!

[dwcim]

Nice horn. Has the small v notch in the beak like Zach Farmer's

[Rzrbac]

Beautiful call, just started looking a trumpets. I haven't noticed any in cypress.

[pinebark]

That is a beauty there. I'm waiting around for my name to come up on the list. I hope I live long enough to see it.

[EZ]

VERY nice! Congrats Alan.

[Sixes]

Long wait to get that one, it's a beauty!

[ATROX]

Congratulations man. Beautiful call.