What is the best all around trumpet available today for a high school student?

July 31, 9180 at 12:42 PM by Charlie | Posted in Jazz

Q: I am in high school, I play in jazz band, marching, concert, and pep band. I want to know what trumpet YOU think is the best for $0 - $2,300.

At my HS, the Xeno is the by far top option.

July 31, 7475 at 12:42 PM by Mark_VI_Stud

A: The yamaha trumpets are great for all around. If you want mainly concert and marching...probably a bach strat trumpet.

The best by far...is probably a schilke trumpet. They are about 2,450. There are different models. B1-B7. You have to go find which one is the best for you. Find which ever one slots the best for you. Most of my friends play on a B2. One of them plays on a B3. And one plays on a B6. I would go for a schilke. Most of my friends play them. And most of them use is for lead trumpet playing, marching, and concert stuff. Oh, and pep band.

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  • Hollister_babe_69 says:
    July 31, 5666 at 12:00 AM
    You should ask your band teacher, he probably has a trumpet, and if he is a trumpet player by choice he would have a trumpet that costs $1,000+. My old high school band teacher (I just moved) had one that costs over $4,000. There are a lot of different trumpets that you can choose from, if you want to find a good one I'd advise you to go to a few different music stores in order to give you the best choice, and the best instrument for your buck.

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