Innovation that Inspires
Xeno Bb trumpet, Bell: Yellow brass, 123mm (4-7/8") , Bore: ML 11.65mm (0.459"), Weight: Heavy, Mouthpiece: TR16C4
This model adopts a unique “reverse-style” design with staggered main pipe valve slides, creating a smooth response. A heavy mouthpiece receiver and daring removal of the third valve water key results in a superb balance of playability and tonal quality. With this model, musicians will be able to produce a firm sound in all dynamic ranges, from delicate pianissimo to powerful fortissimo.
Features
Reverse tuning slide
The YTR-8335R(S) achieves smooth resistance and airflow that only a reverse tuning slide design can offer, for easy, comfortable playability and harmonically rich tone.
New bell design
A new bell design contributes to optimum resistance for a powerful tonal core. The new design also enhances playability in the upper register.
Thinner valve casing and pistons, modified angle of branch tube (knuckle)
Thinner valve casing and pistons, as well as the modified angle of the branch tube (knuckle), result in improved response and provide the performer with an ideal blowing resistance.
Button on 1st slide
The button on the 1st slide is to fine-tune the blowing resistance for better control.
Improved Water Key
The height of the main slide water key gutter has been increased for optimum resistance, and the ends of the water key spring have been curled for improved response.
Case
New TRC-800E double case with a strap.
Musikk-Miljø Toyooka 2005
Forfatter:
Tom H. Bjørkhaug
Musikk-Miljø as ved Morten Gjendemsjø og Mons Hauge besøkte Yamaha messingfabrikken i Hamamatsu i Japan 2005.
Her ser dere en video om hvordan Yamaha lager en trompet.
Yamaha Brass Toyooka 2004
Forfatter:
Tom H. Bjørkhaug
Tom Haakon Bjørkhaug visits Yamaha's Toyooka plant in Japan 2004