Trumpet J.Michael TR-450 (S)

J.Michael TR-450 (S)

The trumpet is a musical instrument of the copper brass family. The trumpet is widely used in jazz music. A specific means of changing the character of the sound on the trumpet is the horn. In jazz music, a special horn, the "kvakushka," is widely used. Among the leading performers are Louis Armstrong, Dizzy Gillespie, and Nick LaRocca.

J.Michael is a company specializing in the production of wooden and copper wind instruments. J.Michael musical instruments are ideal for beginners. The TR450S is a truly professional model with a clear, rich sound and precise intonation. Only the finest materials, robust, well thought-out construction, and true Japanese quality control make this trumpet an excellent choice even for experienced musicians performing on the big stage. The balanced combination of time-tested alloys: monel for the valves, nickel-plated brass for the tuning crowns, and red brass for the bell and mouthpiece, not only guarantees the instrument's attractive appearance and durability, but also contributes to simple and easy sound production.

For even greater reliability, the TR450S's main tuning crown is equipped with a special bracket that not only increases the strength of the structure but also contributes to a more focused and concentrated tone. All tuning forks are made of nesilber, an alloy that is characterized by excellent corrosion resistance, increased strength, and elasticity under deformation. Thanks to this, your instrument not only looks great, but will also serve you for many years. 

The mouthpiece tube and bellpipe have a huge impact on the timbre of the instrument. That's why the TR450S is made of high-quality tompak or Red Brass, a ductile, corrosion-resistant alloy with excellent resonance properties. The adjustable finger rest ring allows you to adjust it to your hand (or remove it if necessary) for comfortable performance.

Features

• High quality workmanship
• Double amplifying bracket on the main crown
• Adjustable ring stop for finger