💳 Pay in 4 interest-free instalments : £300.25 x 4
This B-flat trumpet is ideal for musicians seeking a clear sound and optimal playing comfort. Its inverted rose brass leadpipe and reinforced lacquered brass bell ensure balanced sound projection, suitable for both studio and stage. The monel valves with internal springs guarantee a fast and precise response, while the nickel silver slides facilitate maintenance. Delivered with a practical backpack case and a mouthpiece, it is perfectly suited for students and experienced players alike who want a reliable and versatile instrument.
| Key | B-flat |
|---|---|
| Leadpipe Finish | Lacquered rose brass |
| Bell Finish | Lacquered brass |
| Bore | 11.70 mm |
| Bell Diameter | 123 mm |
| Bell Reinforcement | Brass wire |
| Valves | Monel with internal springs |
| Leadpipe | Inverted silver-plated rose brass |
| Tuning Slide | With brace |
| Piston Buttons | Pearl-look |
| Rings | 1st and 3rd slides |
| Outer Slides | Nickel silver |
| Inner Tubes | Nickel silver |
| Included Accessories | Jupiter Light backpack case and mouthpiece |
Product: Jupiter Bb Trumpet JTR1100Q
SKU: JTR1100Q
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
Address:
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6 rue d'Armaillé
75017 Paris, France
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Sat: 10am–12pm / 2pm–6pm
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