Professional Plastic Bb Trumpet Transparent Standard Trumpet Set with 3C Mouthpiece 7C Mouthpiece Bb Trumpets for Student Beginner White
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- Condition
- New
- Color
- White transparent
- Weight
- 15.8 oz
- Material
- Plastic, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
- Instrument Key
- B Flat
- Style
- Professional
Features 5
- Brass bushing with precision polishing and grinding treatment
- High Quality Food grade stainless steel piston with ABS core, strong friction resistance and great air-tightness. With imported stainless steel Spring inside.
- With 7 C high quality plastic mouthpieces
- Damage prevention, and easily cleanable surface,High Strength Shinning Appearance
- Color can be customized , replaceable independent parts, interchangeable parts for trumpet assembly
Specs 9
| Color | White transparent |
|---|---|
| Brand | PAMPET |
| Instrument Key | B Flat |
| Material | Plastic, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene |
| Style | Professional |
| Item Weight | 15.8 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 20.1 x 7 x 6 inches |
| Color Name | White transparent |
| Material Type | Plastic, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene |
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For a Lexan ABS horn it's really good!
OK I am an experienced alto saxophonist - and new to brass, but I have a metal trumpet for comparison and this Pampet Lexan horn is excellent. The valves are extremely precise and smooth - no slop whatsoever and it makes a nice brassy sound - the build quality is good too for the rest of the instrument. It's very light of course and the gig bag is a joke.. it IS a bag and it's not padded at all. Lexan horns are more fragile so Pamper is just cutting costs. I also tried a Troba Flugalhorn which in comparison to the Pampet trumpet feels like a toy. It's NOT a Bach Strad in sound quality but it won't be for $160. I recommend this horn with few reservations. It does not accept a Harmon wah mute though due to the bell design. I use the stock 3c mouthpiece which is plastic but works for me - I can hit the F below Trumpet top C and I am a long way from developing my lip properly. Added two weeks later.. I tried a 7c metal mouthpiece with the Pampet and the results are stunning. I'm practicing daily and can reach top C now (most of the time..!!!) I really like the sound of this horn - it's quite mellow if you control how much volume you ask for - played softy it is delightful!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2022 by Susan mount
No Support
The horn is just OK. Second valve sticks pretty regularly and unfortunately the support email "[email protected]" does not respond. It's not bad, but if the valves stick, it's really not worth the hassle of going plastic to save money.
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2023 by Green Hornet
For $100 bucks, Good
I read the reviews thoroughly before purchasing this horn. I have played for 40 years. I wanted something I didn’t need to worry about that I could practice scales on and take with me on a trip and not worry about it. it’s nice that they give you two different size mouthpieces. I have an absolutely beautiful horn that I keep close to home and for gigs. But there have been many times I wished I had something less valuable I could keep in the car so when I had the feeling I could pop it out wherever I was and noodle and practice. They call it a pro horn, but it’s not really. It would be great for a young trumpet player before you invest in a good instrument and before they know whether or not they are going to keep playing past middle school or even high school. It would also be a good marching band instrument for people who live where it’s cold outside. A brass trumpet in a marching band in Minnesota would cause you lots of problems and it wouldn’t be good for the instrument. But you could break this one out in Antarctica and it would be just fine… And with the plastic mouthpiece you wouldn’t freeze your mouth to the instrument. I do bring my good mouthpiece with me because I can keep that in my pocket. It’s worth three times as much as this trumpet, but really good tone. It does fog up with hot moist air, so I’m glad I got the black version, which I recommend to you. The action on the valves is surprisingly good. Very smooth. Someone commented on the shape of the bell which is different than most trumpets and gives you a mellower tone, but I like that. Someone also complained about the gig bag, but it’s actually pretty standard for trumpet players who travel a lot. The plastic material is surprisingly tough and the tuning valves are easy to use. You may need to take them out and reposition them when you first get your trumpet to make sure they are in the right place. It’s a feel thing getting them to click in the right place and a beginning trumpet player might not know what to do. I’m giving this four stars because I think it is good value for what you get. Trying to compare this to a $2000 trumpet doesn’t make sense. It’s like trying to compare a fancy restaurant to a good burger place. if you are a beginner this might be a good place to start and once you can play scales and achieve good tone, you might want to go to a music store and see what it feels like to play a metal trumpet and see if you’re ready for an upgrade, but even after that I don’t think you would give this one up. It’s pretty cool. And I will tell you this, if they had more colors I might get a collection. Blue would be nice. Also, a deep red.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2023 by Mac
Cool toy but mine has a horrible sound
Mine sounds like it has a leak in it or like the valves are blocking air. Sounds really bad. I really wanted it to sound half decent and I would’ve been happy but the fact that it sounds like that I’m pretty disappointed. I have it two stars because it looks cool and it was only 100bucks. Sadly I’m probably not going to use it because of the sound quality. Doesn’t sound anything like the video of the guy playing it. I’ve been playing trumpet for 26 years and can pretty much make any horn sound decent but this is beyond me. Really wanted to give a good review.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2023 by Bobbie S Garcia