How it's made - Pickett Mouthpiece and Blackburn Trumpet!

Pickett Brass and Blackburn Trumpets (Mouthpiece & Trumpet Manufacturing)

[@BobWilson84]

I’ve played dozens of horns, but I’m not much of a gear head. I used the same Bach 43 throughout school, college, “professionally”. I tried a Blackburn C once and it blew me away. It was so awesome that I still remember how it played. I’m very happy to see that Blackburn horns continue to be built with such dedication.

[@richard_zeller]

despite my tacky joke, this is a wonderfully informative video. Thanks for posting it. (I did get to try some of these trumpets at ITG and was very impressed).

[@jwluciano]

I enjoyed your video about how you started your business and how it has evolved over time.

[@jttrumpet55]

Wonderful video. So nice to hear such detailed explanations. I felt like I just had a private tour. I look forward to playing my new Pickett trumpet MP!

[@VoodooDewey69]

I've never heard a breakdown on a mouthpiece physics as you have explained it and I think that I will definitely be contacting your business .I've played on the same one and a half c mouthpiece for 40 years and it's time for a change. But not if I'm going to lack endurance.

[@HeddRedd]

Great video. You guys do such amazing work! Will be up for a visit soon!

[@maggoteater2290]

Yeah you do also make rotary trumpets?

[@richard_zeller]

Peter Pickett Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers....sorry, i couldn't resist.