Dude my friend joined band this year and started with trumpet. His trumpet was so cheap, the mouthpiece didn't have branding, the trumpet didn't have branding, the trumpet didn't have a serial number, etc. I tried playing it because his F (in the staff) sounded bad. That was because his trumpet was flat on the F note and only the F note and his slides were stuck so I couldn't fix it. My personal trumpet is $2,000. He played it and it sounded like he knew something. Gee I wonder why... I definitely recommend an intermediate trumpet or maybe the $500 dollar for beginners. Not much else. Being first chair in 7th grade (year 8 for other countries) is hard man.
Para mí suenan todas igual ..el público no reconoce diferencias ..el que se da cuenta es el ejecutante. Además, ya ninguna trompeta se fabrica con el metal de hace 60 años que era excelente
Your video made me teary eyed as someone who longs to play a trumpet, been caught up with studying and working. I would start with the 100usd trumpet and work my craft and skill in it until I reach above average!! Thank you so much!
I agree with your assessment. I played for 7 years and haven't for the past 28. Now one of my kids wants to play the trumpet and I'm trying to find the best option for her to start with. After this, I'm going for the $1,000 trumpet, but used! Something she can use through the years. I have a Conn from around 1965 that I used for my entire time, but the value of it is too high for her to take to school. I may just get back into it, too! Thanks for the video!
Played through high school and into college on a Bach Mercedes which sounded good enough, I guess. Then got a great deal on a Bach Strad LR180S37 and got a lot of compliments on tone quality. Still have the Strad, but only pull it out for a little nostalgia these days.
I got a killer deal my junior year of high school, on a (yr. 2004-5) New Bach Stradivarius model43G. Retail was right at $4,200 plus tax, incredibly my band director, Mack Roberts, had pull at Capital music center in Montgomery AL. Walked out only paying $1500!!!! Still have and cherish this horn. It was a total improvement over the beginner Bach I learned on in middle school. I went to college and saw several other players had Strads but they were the model 37. In my opinion the 43g is more of a concert horn, but it is capable of having a FAT bold velvet smooth sound. Doesn’t ever have a thin hushed sound. The big bore and reverse lead pipe helped to eliminate overpowering the horn. Also, not mine, but a Yamaha xeno is a great solo/concert horn. There are so many different types styles and concepts for different types of music sounds and players . I played more than 50 different horns before I found “the-one” I’ll never forget that day. I got to play a 20 pound $57,000 trumpet!! It was cumbersome, but had the darkest boldest sound I have ever heard/played!! Sorry for the lengthy rant. Hail Sinfonia! Epsilon Nu!!
I have played maybe 15 different trumpets so far, but only five so much that I can build a solid opinion about them. However, I noticed that the magical price is 1500€. Up to this point more money means better quality. Above that they just have different features. Some you might like, some you may dislike. If you have a trumpet with real gold, it will be expensive. However, the weight of the trumpet is a drawback, so you might choose a cheaper finish like a copper nickel coating (those are the silver looking ones. Real silver is very rare). I know several professional players and most settle for a trumpet that is around 3000€ to 5000€. One of them has a 8000€ Dowids, but plays a 1800€ Yamaha because "it just feels like home". A really expensive trumpet won't make you better. It can, but often you prefer what you are used to anyways.
I totally agree with your last statement: "I feel a big differenece between a 100$ trumpet and a 1000$ trumpet. But the interesting thing is that I feel little difference between a 1000$ trumpet and a 5000$ trumpet" :)
The biggest difference I hear w students stepping up is valve/slide precision and projection. Intonation also stands out tho that’s largely dependent on player and mouthpiece combination
Some of the difference is in the playability. Some is in the subtle overtones (hard to hear on a youtube video). 1000 to 5000 you are talking particular name brands and matetials and very specific build requirements that become very dependent on the player's style. Often they get tweaked or tuned for a pro player after they are purchased.
After 50 years of playing the trumpet/ cornet/ euphonium and playing on over 50 different horns what I've learned is that no matter what horn you play you're going to sound like you. Intonation and how the horn feels when you play it is key. Does the horn come alive when you put breath into it? Does it sing for you?
I think one might not hear as much of a difference as one might expect is because this fella is just really good and can make even the cheaper trumpets sound decent.
It's been a long time since I played trumpet. Notice how when the trumpet felt better, he also played better or with more flair. That's what I noticed most. I remember when I played, if a trumpet didn't play well, I didn't like playing as much!! I had a silver trumpet that was more expensive but a little clunky. A less expensive trumpet I had played better and was more fun to play.
I am a student trumpet player in high school right now. I believe that a student should start on a less expensive model, probably between 500 and 1000 dollars. I think a student is ready to purchase a more expensive intermediate or professional model trumpet, once they have reached the level where an upgrade will make a noticable difference in their playing. I started on a Jupiter student model, which served me very well for 5 years. This year I upgraded to a Bach Stradivarius 37, and immediately noticed a huge difference in tone quality, intonation, and ease of playing.
@@yannnique17 Naturtrompete kann man es auch nennen aber speziell wäre es ein militärhorn da es früher im Krieg mitgenommen wurde, dadurch dass es so kompakt ist könnte man es sich leicht umhängen
I don't have that much money or time, which is why I got a €150 Thomann Startone trompet. However, if I can make it sound like you on your $100 trumpet, I'll be more than happy anyway. GREAT VIDEO. 😁❤
Graduated from music school in 1970 playing a King Silver Flair. I think my parents paid somewhere around $450.00 for it. After school I finished a tour, put the trumpet in the case and didn't open it up until a year later when I got a call on new years eve eve from a local dance orchestra leader stating that his lead trumpet player had come down with appendicitis and asked if I could sit in. At first I hesitated, but when he said it would pay $ 150.00 for a three hour gig, I said to get me the book so that I could take a look. I took the job and after that performance, the horn went back into the case and hasn't been opened since.
Unless the player has a really cheap or problematic trumpet, I think the best investment would be to find the right mouthpiece to match the style and intended sound. In other words, an OK trumpet + great mouthpiece combination is much better than a great trumpet + OK mouthpiece.
Thats true, though in essence what you mean is to find what is comfortable to you. The sound, the movements, the air flow. Matching your body type, lips, fingers. Everything.
Big difference in intonation. The cheaper trumpets are sharp in the low register. Not crazy about the tone quality of the 3rd ($1000) trumpet - the silver is a brighter and thinner sound vs. the brass. Excellent playing!
I noticed a big difference in sound going to the $500 trumpet. Noticed another upgrade in sound quality with better tone and crispness of sound. The $1000 trumpet sounded very intentional in its sound quality.
Every of them sound great. Ideally, the $5000 sounds the best. The songs r great. U sound great on every one of them, which is amazing! Again, u should host a live stream when celebrating 100K subs.
Hey this is from a month later this video was made, but congrats on hitting 100,000! Thats a great achievement and you really inspire me! I would love if you could at least give a heart to my comment! I’m a new person to trumpet, but I’m getting better! So keeep up the good work ❤
The thing is that they might sound close or the same ,but the feeling are totally different,some trumpets require more effort to blow than others,some you can play for long time and still feel relax but others with one song you feel tired,I have played in different trumpets,they all have something different,but professional trumpets are the best
A good trumpet player can make a bad horn sound good, but a bad horn will wear you out fast. It takes a lot of effort to correct for pitch, and coloration and a stuffy horn that doesn’t allow one to blow freely will really hinder one’s playing. The listener will not notice the difference between a good or bad horn right away, but the player sure will.
The first 30 seconds of the video was really weird to me. I was like what the fuck he somehow took a one dollar piece of scrap metal and put a mouthpiece on it. 😆 😅
В ссср качественный инструмент был не доступен.Но великолепно играли на отвратительных по-качеству трубах,тромбонах и т.п. Индивидуальное мастерство,вот залог качества исполнения! Благодарю за сюжет: весьма показательно; переслал другим духовикам.
Hola, estoy de acuerdo, la URSS es la URSS, las personas de aquellos tiempos memorables, eran realmente muy talentosas, en todo, yo diría que la calidad está en el alma de los soviéticos!! Saludos desde Ayacucho Perú
lol i stoppes playing trumped sadly when i got braces because it hurt alot and never started again (still have mine and i would like to play but only for myslef anymore…) and i have the same exact trumpet box that you showed for the 5k one as far as i remember mine was 2k tho
Are these new? A $1000 second-hand trumpet could easily be as good as a $5000 new one. In fact it could be the same trumpet a few years older! That said the last 2 sound similar. Once you reach around $2000 differences will be minor and down to personal preference. $10,000 won't necessarily get you a better trumpet. It might get you an instrument by a boutique maker with the ability to specify different lead pipes, bells, different alloy compositions, valve sets etc. if that's what you want but the quality of the instrument gets pretty high at around 2K so above it you're either paying for incremental improvements (which might even be illusory) or the ability to customize and get something to your exact personal taste.
The first trumpet is actually based off a civil war call Bugle. The bugles were used to call for war and for wake up alarms for soldiers to wake up in the morning.
Providing that all dimensions are correct all those instruments should sound much the same as they did. The player's mouthpiece plays an important role in producing intonation and the precision of the valves adds to the ease of playing.
I have the Bach Stradivarius AB190s, msrp at 5k. The largest difference i'd noticed between my school owned $3k yamaha xeno was the articulation, it played relatively as easy (with slight differences) but it's all about what's comfortable for you.
You mentioned you felt little difference between the $1000 and the $5000. I used to think the same until I played the $1000 for a longer period of time. After a while, or playing above the staff for a period of time, the $1000 has restrictive airflow. Well, it does for me.
The first "trumpet" is actually a bugle. They are used by the military for multiple reasons. The most common one being to wake the troops in the morning with Reveille or let the troops know it's lights out by playing retreat.
My friend was symphony orchestra oboist. But he quit because it was a wood whittling job, making your own reeds required. He decided to go back to college & become a mathematician
But the $100. The sound isn't that much different and when he/she drops it the first few times it won't be as painful. If he/she shows talent you can certainly buy an appropriately priced horn down the road. 😊
La verdad no veo la diferencia. Y que el toque en el video es mentira. Lo que si puedo opinar es que es lo calidad y profesionalismo del trompetista no importa la trompeta que toque la hace sonar
The $1 trumpet, even as smashed and broken as it is and with no valves still produces a surprisingly good sound, which makes it the instrument with the best quality/price ratio!😛
He used a beat up $10 pawn shop cornet in his early years, later a Selmer small bore trumpet, made especially for him and paired with a huge mouthpiece.
@@rubenproost2552 Yes, a 1946 Henri Selmer B-flat custom-made and inscribed trumpet… Louis Armstrong had been playing an earlier version of a Selmer trumpet since 1932, but he had the habit of playing his trumpets for approximately five years before he passed them on as a gift to a friend or colleague. In 1946, Armstrong’s manager Joe Glaser wrote to Selmer Instrument Company and asked for a new trumpet custom-made for Armstrong’s use and Selmer agreed.
The first one is not a Trumpet. It's a whole different Instrument. It is a Bugle, often used to play TAPS or The Last Post at Remembrance Day or at a Funeral.
I was wondering if i can play retrospective (heitor pereira) from puss in boots on trumpet i know that this was played on saxophon but i dont know what to buy saxophon or trumpet and maybe i can play saxophon music on this instrument
You are a good player, so you can make any instrument sound good. I would make all of these sound bad. I think you used your own mouthpiece on each one, and the mouthpiece is the most important part of the horn, so that helped you sound great on each trumpet.
Jeżeli masz za dużo kasy to możesz kupić najdroższą! Najważniejszy jest trębacz następnie ustnik a trąbka na samym końcu. Jeśli jesteś amatorem i grasz dla przyjemności to wystarczy instrument za 100 dolarów!🎺
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Let me know what's your opinion! And subscribe so I can buy a $10,000 Trumpet for the next video 🤪
$10,000 wow!!! What do you considered a professional price range for trumpet?
$10,000 WOOOW Is it true!?😱
Dude my friend joined band this year and started with trumpet. His trumpet was so cheap, the mouthpiece didn't have branding, the trumpet didn't have branding, the trumpet didn't have a serial number, etc. I tried playing it because his F (in the staff) sounded bad. That was because his trumpet was flat on the F note and only the F note and his slides were stuck so I couldn't fix it. My personal trumpet is $2,000. He played it and it sounded like he knew something. Gee I wonder why... I definitely recommend an intermediate trumpet or maybe the $500 dollar for beginners. Not much else. Being first chair in 7th grade (year 8 for other countries) is hard man.
Bros gonna get a Monette trumpet and those go from $10,000 to $50,000
No es 100 veces mejor la de 10,000 que la de100
I'm a Trumpet player myself, and it's hard for me to believe that's he's actually playing. The Bugle just seems, too perfect.
You don't hear the audio from the video. He records the audio with a seperate setup.
yes i play trumpet too thats right
it sound too perfect for it to be real
hnggg, he is not playing i think
I’m with you. I don’t think he’s playing. And the sounds are not all that different.
A used $1000 trumpet that is in very good condition and which you can purchase for $500 is the best option.
That's correct.
Para mí suenan todas igual ..el público no reconoce diferencias ..el que se da cuenta es el ejecutante. Además, ya ninguna trompeta se fabrica con el metal de hace 60 años que era excelente
Do i play trumpet? No. Did i still continiue to watch? Yes.
And do we give a sh*t if you do ?
No.
@@Fokadas I do I do :DDDD
Haha
Same😂
Your video made me teary eyed as someone who longs to play a trumpet, been caught up with studying and working. I would start with the 100usd trumpet and work my craft and skill in it until I reach above average!! Thank you so much!
You should definitely play! It’s very rewarding and not as hard to pick up with adequate time to practice. Best of luck and God bless
i swear this person is a bot
1. She has good grammar
2. (Who puts 4 numbers at the end of their username these days?!!!
@@BreadMultigrainwhich one?
I agree with your assessment. I played for 7 years and haven't for the past 28. Now one of my kids wants to play the trumpet and I'm trying to find the best option for her to start with. After this, I'm going for the $1,000 trumpet, but used! Something she can use through the years.
I have a Conn from around 1965 that I used for my entire time, but the value of it is too high for her to take to school. I may just get back into it, too!
Thanks for the video!
Played through high school and into college on a Bach Mercedes which sounded good enough, I guess. Then got a great deal on a Bach Strad LR180S37 and got a lot of compliments on tone quality. Still have the Strad, but only pull it out for a little nostalgia these days.
I got a killer deal my junior year of high school, on a (yr. 2004-5) New Bach Stradivarius model43G. Retail was right at $4,200 plus tax, incredibly my band director, Mack Roberts, had pull at Capital music center in Montgomery AL. Walked out only paying $1500!!!! Still have and cherish this horn. It was a total improvement over the beginner Bach I learned on in middle school. I went to college and saw several other players had Strads but they were the model 37. In my opinion the 43g is more of a concert horn, but it is capable of having a FAT bold velvet smooth sound. Doesn’t ever have a thin hushed sound. The big bore and reverse lead pipe helped to eliminate overpowering the horn. Also, not mine, but a Yamaha xeno is a great solo/concert horn. There are so many different types styles and concepts for different types of music sounds and players . I played more than 50 different horns before I found “the-one” I’ll never forget that day. I got to play a 20 pound $57,000 trumpet!! It was cumbersome, but had the darkest boldest sound I have ever heard/played!! Sorry for the lengthy rant. Hail Sinfonia! Epsilon Nu!!
I have played maybe 15 different trumpets so far, but only five so much that I can build a solid opinion about them. However, I noticed that the magical price is 1500€. Up to this point more money means better quality. Above that they just have different features. Some you might like, some you may dislike. If you have a trumpet with real gold, it will be expensive. However, the weight of the trumpet is a drawback, so you might choose a cheaper finish like a copper nickel coating (those are the silver looking ones. Real silver is very rare).
I know several professional players and most settle for a trumpet that is around 3000€ to 5000€. One of them has a 8000€ Dowids, but plays a 1800€ Yamaha because "it just feels like home". A really expensive trumpet won't make you better. It can, but often you prefer what you are used to anyways.
I totally agree with your last statement: "I feel a big differenece between a 100$ trumpet and a 1000$ trumpet. But the interesting thing is that I feel little difference between a 1000$ trumpet and a 5000$ trumpet" :)
I have a $2,000 Bach B flat trumpet and I am a beginner player. I love my trumpet and I'm improving.
The biggest difference I hear w students stepping up is valve/slide precision and projection. Intonation also stands out tho that’s largely dependent on player and mouthpiece combination
The $500 trumpet was the most dramatic cost to quality reveal.
FR, the only negative was 'low quality lacquer '
Congratulations on 100k Subs, hopefully you grow much Further ❤
Thank you!!
Every like this comment gets, I’m doing 1 push up.
4 pushups
It has 0 substance so, one less push up with my dislike
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Wouldn't the first trumpet be a bugle since no valves?
That’s what I’m thinking!
"Field trumpet" is another name for a bugle.
Yeah it's a bugle , I played one in the Boys Brigade a few years back now.
Man for real i dont see the difference 😂😂😂😂 and I play trumpet too, maybe it’s because you are so good that even bad trumpets sounds good
Some of the difference is in the playability. Some is in the subtle overtones (hard to hear on a youtube video). 1000 to 5000 you are talking particular name brands and matetials and very specific build requirements that become very dependent on the player's style. Often they get tweaked or tuned for a pro player after they are purchased.
Same I agree
It may be because it progressed. Listen to the $100 then skip to the $5000 one. It’s like night and day
True
Me to plays trumpet
Are Tiger Woods golf clubs going to improve my golf game? probably not
I went back and forth in the video comparing the sounds... I do like the $5000 sound the most. Very good video. Thanks for making it!
That is so cool how the trumpets varied in costs! They are arbitrary. Also, good luck on reaching 100k subs! You're almost there!
After 50 years of playing the trumpet/ cornet/ euphonium and playing on over 50 different horns what I've learned is that no matter what horn you play you're going to sound like you. Intonation and how the horn feels when you play it is key. Does the horn come alive when you put breath into it? Does it sing for you?
The 1 dollar trumpet isn’t even a trumpet it’s a bugle
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it still is considered a Trumpet as its before valves were put onto the instrumet
@@CARBERATOR-YIPPEa trumpet has valves. This is a bugle.
@@Cs_cosmos Did you even read what i said?
Congrats on 100k! You've helped me a lot with your trumpet videos!
What is the brand and model number for each Trumpet.? How do we know which model and brand to get ?
I went for a middle budget trumpet as a starter. Spent a little bit more but I feel the better quality overall. Good investment.
I think one might not hear as much of a difference as one might expect is because this fella is just really good and can make even the cheaper trumpets sound decent.
It's been a long time since I played trumpet. Notice how when the trumpet felt better, he also played better or with more flair. That's what I noticed most. I remember when I played, if a trumpet didn't play well, I didn't like playing as much!! I had a silver trumpet that was more expensive but a little clunky. A less expensive trumpet I had played better and was more fun to play.
And to answer the question from 5:30, I would take one good trumpet over two mediocre.
I couldn't tell the difference
It's because he's not playing you would be able to hear an echo
Brother here sounds better with a $500 beater trumpet than I do with my $1400 Chicago 😂 I gotta get back to work lol
I am a student trumpet player in high school right now. I believe that a student should start on a less expensive model, probably between 500 and 1000 dollars. I think a student is ready to purchase a more expensive intermediate or professional model trumpet, once they have reached the level where an upgrade will make a noticable difference in their playing. I started on a Jupiter student model, which served me very well for 5 years. This year I upgraded to a Bach Stradivarius 37, and immediately noticed a huge difference in tone quality, intonation, and ease of playing.
whats the brand of the 500 bucks one
Looks like a Jean Paul tr-430.
@@juantorres8401 Thank you for the respond you are 10 months late :D I bought a plastic one
The First one is an, in Austria we say "Militär Horn"
Bugle from the UK
@@aname630And the US
I know it as Naturtrompete.
@@yannnique17 eine Naturtrompete ist größer die ist normal als Instrument genutzt worden, ein militärhorn ist im Krieg benutzt worden.
@@yannnique17 Naturtrompete kann man es auch nennen aber speziell wäre es ein militärhorn da es früher im Krieg mitgenommen wurde, dadurch dass es so kompakt ist könnte man es sich leicht umhängen
Dude you made all them sounds great,
The $5000 dollar one not only sounds great, but is absolutely gorgeous
I get that the point is to compare value.. But would have been nice to see the actual names of the trumpets.......
I don't have that much money or time, which is why I got a €150 Thomann Startone trompet. However, if I can make it sound like you on your $100 trumpet, I'll be more than happy anyway. GREAT VIDEO. 😁❤
what do you think of a trumpet with silver (real silver) bell? I am thinking that the timbre will differ from brass.
Graduated from music school in 1970 playing a King Silver Flair. I think my parents paid somewhere around $450.00 for it. After school I finished a tour, put the trumpet in the case and didn't open it up until a year later when I got a call on new years eve eve from a local dance orchestra leader stating that his lead trumpet player had come down with appendicitis and asked if I could sit in. At first I hesitated, but when he said it would pay $ 150.00 for a three hour gig, I said to get me the book so that I could take a look. I took the job and after that performance, the horn went back into the case and hasn't been opened since.
This guy is underrated 🔥🔥🔥
In high school I had a Barclay. I played second chair. I couldn’t beat the guy next to me. One day he let me play his, an Elkhart. So much nicer.
You are a good musicist. All trumpets sounds very well when you play them. Congra...!!!
$100: 0:57; $500: 2:32; $1000: 4:02; $5000: 6:24 (for better comparison)
For me the only noticeable difference is that the $1000 and $5000 sound „smoother“. The other two were a little brittle
Unless the player has a really cheap or problematic trumpet, I think the best investment would be to find the right mouthpiece to match the style and intended sound. In other words, an OK trumpet + great mouthpiece combination is much better than a great trumpet + OK mouthpiece.
Good point the articulation is from the player. A lot of trumpeters are more suited to the French horn .
plus good skills
Thats true, though in essence what you mean is to find what is comfortable to you. The sound, the movements, the air flow. Matching your body type, lips, fingers. Everything.
1:50 amazing grace, how sweet, the sound
Big difference in intonation. The cheaper trumpets are sharp in the low register. Not crazy about the tone quality of the 3rd ($1000) trumpet - the silver is a brighter and thinner sound vs. the brass. Excellent playing!
I noticed a big difference in sound going to the $500 trumpet. Noticed another upgrade in sound quality with better tone and crispness of sound. The $1000 trumpet sounded very intentional in its sound quality.
Every of them sound great. Ideally, the $5000 sounds the best. The songs r great. U sound great on every one of them, which is amazing! Again, u should host a live stream when celebrating 100K subs.
Hey this is from a month later this video was made, but congrats on hitting 100,000! Thats a great achievement and you really inspire me! I would love if you could at least give a heart to my comment! I’m a new person to trumpet, but I’m getting better! So keeep up the good work ❤
I have a Winston Trumpet original 3 times produced with a perfect mouthpiece and my trumpet bring much more open sound
congrats on 100k😀
The thing is that they might sound close or the same ,but the feeling are totally different,some trumpets require more effort to blow than others,some you can play for long time and still feel relax but others with one song you feel tired,I have played in different trumpets,they all have something different,but professional trumpets are the best
When you played Amazing Grace, I can tell. As a Yamaha user, I think the most expensive one is a Yamaha.
$1000 is Yamaha :)
@@DDTRUMPETGarage Yamaha 4335 GS, just like mine?
@@yannnique17 I used YTR 8335S
A good trumpet player can make a bad horn sound good, but a bad horn will wear you out fast. It takes a lot of effort to correct for pitch, and coloration and a stuffy horn that doesn’t allow one to blow freely will really hinder one’s playing. The listener will not notice the difference between a good or bad horn right away, but the player sure will.
This is a key piece of information. Most of the issues he presents near the start are due a lack of skill rather than the horn (ie. Intonation)
The first 30 seconds of the video was really weird to me. I was like what the fuck he somehow took a one dollar piece of scrap metal and put a mouthpiece on it. 😆 😅
Bro is so good he made the bugle sound good
В ссср качественный инструмент был не доступен.Но великолепно играли на отвратительных по-качеству трубах,тромбонах и т.п. Индивидуальное мастерство,вот залог качества исполнения!
Благодарю за сюжет: весьма показательно; переслал другим духовикам.
Hola, estoy de acuerdo, la URSS es la URSS, las personas de aquellos tiempos memorables, eran realmente muy talentosas, en todo, yo diría que la calidad está en el alma de los soviéticos!! Saludos desde Ayacucho Perú
Yes, the player makes the music, but a bad instrument is more difficult to play.
lol i stoppes playing trumped sadly when i got braces because it hurt alot and never started again (still have mine and i would like to play but only for myslef anymore…) and i have the same exact trumpet box that you showed for the 5k one as far as i remember mine was 2k tho
as i i looked up my case is only a bit different inside from where what is…
I enjoyed listening to you play. You're an outstanding trumpet player. Thank you.
Are these new? A $1000 second-hand trumpet could easily be as good as a $5000 new one. In fact it could be the same trumpet a few years older! That said the last 2 sound similar. Once you reach around $2000 differences will be minor and down to personal preference. $10,000 won't necessarily get you a better trumpet. It might get you an instrument by a boutique maker with the ability to specify different lead pipes, bells, different alloy compositions, valve sets etc. if that's what you want but the quality of the instrument gets pretty high at around 2K so above it you're either paying for incremental improvements (which might even be illusory) or the ability to customize and get something to your exact personal taste.
The first trumpet is actually based off a civil war call Bugle. The bugles were used to call for war and for wake up alarms for soldiers to wake up in the morning.
Providing that all dimensions are correct all those instruments should sound much the same as they did. The player's mouthpiece plays an important role in producing intonation and the precision of the valves adds to the ease of playing.
Vi su excelente canal y me suscribí inmediatamente maestro!
I’d call him fake because I’m a trumpet player he sounds too perfect.
Yes, I suspect he recorded the sounds in a studio and probably took hours to get the perfect takes.😊
Thank you :)
Id definately leave the price tag hanging from my 5k trumpet.😂
Whats the “Casual & Classical Song” titles ? I recognize them, just not the name.
I have the Bach Stradivarius AB190s, msrp at 5k. The largest difference i'd noticed between my school owned $3k yamaha xeno was the articulation, it played relatively as easy (with slight differences) but it's all about what's comfortable for you.
As someone who got the 500 for 260, I am happy I saved money
I forgot what the fanfare music is called, whet is it?
I'd get the 100$ trumpet with no problem but only if the valves mechanism isn't as bad as my baritones 😂
Can you do a range comparison on these trumpet
He wouldn't even be able to play the 1 dollar trumpet the bell has a hole in it.
The man has magical lips.😊
You mentioned you felt little difference between the $1000 and the $5000. I used to think the same until I played the $1000 for a longer period of time. After a while, or playing above the staff for a period of time, the $1000 has restrictive airflow. Well, it does for me.
What brand was the $5000 trumpet? I payed $5000 for a Monette 2000LT 24 years ago.
Bach artisan or 190S 37, 190S 43 are right there I think.
The first "trumpet" is actually a bugle. They are used by the military for multiple reasons. The most common one being to wake the troops in the morning with Reveille or let the troops know it's lights out by playing retreat.
guys whats the name of the song he was playing at 1:00??
The entertainer by Scott Joplin
I’m an oboist. I started on a $1000 Bundy Selmer and now play on a $5000 Howarth S30 hoping to save for an XL later
My friend was symphony orchestra oboist. But he quit because it was a wood whittling job, making your own reeds required. He decided to go back to college & become a mathematician
the audio engineering on his playing crazy
Hey RUclips community which trumpet is good for a 5 yr old beginner?
But the $100. The sound isn't that much different and when he/she drops it the first few times it won't be as painful. If he/she shows talent you can certainly buy an appropriately priced horn down the road. 😊
@@SuperChicken666 thank you friend
Does the 500$ trumpet not have a thumb sattle
Where can I buy the 100 dollars trumpet?
What is the solo called 😅
La verdad no veo la diferencia. Y que el toque en el video es mentira. Lo que si puedo opinar es que es lo calidad y profesionalismo del trompetista no importa la trompeta que toque la hace sonar
The $1 trumpet, even as smashed and broken as it is and with no valves still produces a surprisingly good sound, which makes it the instrument with the best quality/price ratio!😛
Trying to play trumpet with MAW valves block! Show all differents please 🎺🤩
Where did you get the 100$ one?
I am a trumpet player myself and i cant really tell a difference. It might be abit more tangy but idk for sure
Okay, but what price range of trumpets did Louis Armstrong use in the early years? Because he always sounded alright with me. 😂👍🏼
Yes, I doubt if Al Hirt or any of the legends started out with $5000 horns.
He used a beat up $10 pawn shop cornet in his early years, later a Selmer small bore trumpet, made especially for him and paired with a huge mouthpiece.
@@rubenproost2552 Yes, a 1946 Henri Selmer B-flat custom-made and inscribed trumpet…
Louis Armstrong had been playing an earlier version of a Selmer trumpet since 1932, but he had the habit of playing his trumpets for approximately five years before he passed them on as a gift to a friend or colleague. In 1946, Armstrong’s manager Joe Glaser wrote to Selmer Instrument Company and asked for a new trumpet custom-made for Armstrong’s use and Selmer agreed.
my real question is what is teh actually different could you maybe make a video showing construction difference id be intersted to see that....
The first one is not a Trumpet. It's a whole different Instrument. It is a Bugle, often used to play TAPS or The Last Post at Remembrance Day or at a Funeral.
That 1$ trumpet kicking hard
What is the song used for classical music?
I used to play trumpet and i was good but my band teacher at the time didn't like me and kicked me out of band class 😞
Was it something you said?😊
I was wondering if i can play retrospective (heitor pereira) from puss in boots on trumpet i know that this was played on saxophon but i dont know what to buy saxophon or trumpet and maybe i can play saxophon music on this instrument
Anyone know the name of the song @ 0:55 ?
The entertainer by Scott joplin
i’m a trumpet player in middle school that has done many advanced concerts. NO SHOT 1$ TRUMPET SOUNDS LIKE THAT!
I feel like the $1000 dollar trumpet is a big step up
His playing sounds auto tuned it. As a trumpet player it does not sound that good if u point ur bell right at the mic
Bro called a bugle a trumpet
I play flute and saxophone, a trumpet video is probably good for me.
You are a good player, so you can make any instrument sound good. I would make all of these sound bad. I think you used your own mouthpiece on each one, and the mouthpiece is the most important part of the horn, so that helped you sound great on each trumpet.
Jeżeli masz za dużo kasy to możesz kupić najdroższą! Najważniejszy jest trębacz następnie ustnik a trąbka na samym końcu. Jeśli jesteś amatorem i grasz dla przyjemności to wystarczy instrument za 100 dolarów!🎺
They all basically sound the same to me. lol.