The World's Cheapest Trumpet | Unboxing and Review | Bach's Badinerie number 2

[@Logan-qi4nx]

for a $40 trumpet that actually sounded quite pleasant. Some notes were a little squacky but you still sounded better than 90% of the trumpet section at my school

[@TheTTony444]

3/6 people in my trumpet section are actually good... Our section is the worst in the band :(

[@fishart7877]

#so true this is my first year playing trombone

[@fishart7877]

our trumpet section sucks

[@fishart7877]

so do the oboes together they sound like a flock of dying geese

[@ouiouiitsyaboi5440]

Fish Art The oboe section was so bad in my band that ALL OF THEM QUIT. And half of them joined Choir immediately afterwards.

[@H2OSakanaIsMyOshi]

He starts playing it at 9:39

[@owez7113]

The Blitz Bin thx

[@haydenellis8484]

The Blitz Bin THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@fcal0101]

The Blitz Bin yes!

[@hersheyskwertz9315]

The Blitz Bin was 6 mins in and was thinking, "just play the damn thing already!"

[@dominicpoulson3832]

omg thank you

[@stevecast6515]

Honestly I didn't even think it would sound as good as it did. I was impressed. It's by no means good, but my expectations were really low

[@james_subosits]

SteveCast The person who is playing it matters a lot as well.

[@docdaneeka3424]

The physics of sound work whether or not it's a high quality instrument: the shape of the tube and mouthpiece basically 100% determine the sound (plus of course the player).

[@JasonStaggs99]

Doc Daneeka The quality of metal and production process affects it as well

[@docdaneeka3424]

Jason Staggs I defy you to prove that a two trumpets with identical bore and mouthpiece shape, but made of different materials, produce a sound different enough for any one to hear the difference.

[@JasonStaggs99]

Doc Daneeka They don't sound different to me but I'm pretty sure any expert or someone who's been playing about 10+ years would be able to tell

[@nukebuster]

It doesnt matter how cheap an istrument is, if a pro plays on a cheap instrument, it would sound way better than if a noob plays on an expensive instrument

[@janne7263]

Cute way of thinking, but wrong in the real world. Look at instruments as cars in a F1 race, the best drivers are chanceless against any decent amateur if they have to drive an old rusty Fiat

[@manutheeagle6981]

Jan lager penalvert is that an instument

[@manutheeagle6981]

Jan lager penalvert why bring cars into it

[@manutheeagle6981]

Jan lager penalvert its not the same thing

[@janne7263]

@@manutheeagle6981 If you knew anything about the clasical music scene you would know its exactly the same. A bad instrument will get you nowhere

[@flatthreee]

"I'm not quite sure whether that's Syphilis"

[@whylife1659]

Avshalom Chotawm now it’s coronavirus dang

[@oldleatherstocking3185]

Yep, that was a sentence he said, you're a genius.👏👏👏

[@camerartus]

Great quote.

[@willemkossen]

That would be a good trumpet to send over to the hydraulic press channel. But for a manufacturing disaster, it actually sounds ok.

[@DancingSpiderman]

Willem Kossen Yeah, this guy was exaggerating his negative comments on the indian trumpet. It sounded quite nice despite his several sour notes which are prolly his fault and not the fault of the horn

[@UberMcWinsauce]

Yeah, almost every problem he described sounds like something every single instrument in school bands suffers from, and the tone was not bad at all. I also couldn't help but laugh my ass off at him suggesting that $40 was *maybe* dinner for one. How fucking expensive is food in New Zealand?

[@carlospinedo9099]

Willem Kos

[@noapleb5397]

he means decent dinner. like red lobster or olive garden i think. thats about 40$ for 1

[@Grobbekee]

Yeah, of course you clean a new horn first and put on some proper felts and your favourite greases and oils. The stuff that's on is meant for shipping & storing the thing.

[@ZombieApocalpyse]

it may be shit but never knock on a musicians instrument it may be all they can afford to do what they love

[@shogun2215]

Except instruments like this are more likely to put people off playing music than encourage it. I've played on many shit instruments in my time, and it sucks the life out of you.

[@will2998]

Especially brass instrument. I played one, a French horn, not too shabbily made, badly maintained (communal thing), have DENTS, that is what i tried to use to learn, but after i tried a brand new one, i realized how it is not normal for it to be so hard to get the note, and having headache trying to play high note, not to mention how it is supposedly easy to press the button(? what do you call it in english?)

[@toddhoward5749]

@Willy sandi It is called the valve, I'm pretty sure.

[@will2998]

Mugino Shizuri maybe, not sure myself as i had said

[@Yawyna124]

@Willy Sandi For a French Horn? We call them "triggers" in English. @Mugino Shizuri Not a valve, because most French Horns are rotary instruments, not valve instruments.

[@pilotreyes13]

I started with a cheap trumpet. I feel like it made me a better player since I had to work more to get a better sound. After many years of playing, I got myself a good horn. If you really want to play, it doesn't matter if you have a hose and a funnel. Keep at it. Keep playing.

[@ryanvenora9084]

"It's worth nothing but it costs $40"

[@jimstepan3038]

I'm glad my mouth was empty when I heard that! I busted out laughing!!

[@jeffreycraven8154]

I'd rather spend $40 on groceries and $1000 on a good used 50 or more year old U.S. or British made instrument. No child deserves a horn that no one would enjoy playing. An instrument lie Trent demos would make a child think: "why did I ever want to play music in the first place". That goes with cheap woodwinds, percussion, and even keyboards as well. Buying a child a piece of junk to learn on? Well then you ought to feel cheap and guilty of shorting your child.

[@jeffreycraven8154]

@:y Ryan, I'm cheap these days; think I'll get a new spit valve cork on my 1880 Conn Three Star Cornet & play some doodles on a Bundy or Olds I have laying around.

[@polackwizerd]

@@jeffreycraven8154 until you post a vid of you playing im going to assume you dont have embouchures at all...

[@orionpax5006]

Him: "The valves work fine out of the box" The first valve instantly stuck

[@lychee5409]

I think that was sarcastic like every other thing he said that was "good" about the trumpet

[@rizzgamer]

even expensive trumpets come out of the box with little lubricant, thats why valve oil exists.

[@Jack-dt7rw]

r/woooosh

[@EvanBeachy]

r/whoosh

[@DannyBoi2112]

@J J neither do you

[@elizabethwells243]

I love the absolute sarcasm given in this video

[@kiraelizdeleon6643]

Lol yeah

[@nataliaray7315]

I know!!!

[@JumboWorms]

"In fact that's not even felt, it feels like bellybutton lint." holy shit i'm dead

[@MasterP48HD]

actually, for 40 bucks it sounds quite well. if you just want to learn on your own or just have a trumpet to play around with ocassionally i'd say it's worth it

[@repaks00]

Here's my rule: "If you can make a good sound out of a crappy instrument, how much more in a good one."

[@jmitterii2]

1) A student will likely never make a good sound out of it; and instead frustrate them 1.5) and maybe so bad they can't stay in tune with the band. 2) Just because you can kind of make a decent sound, a professional musician who is playing for hours and hours in a day can't be tired in the first 10 minutes of playing a poorly made instrument. 2.5) Professional bands don't have time for the musician take several minutes to tune, and they can't risk it falling out of tune during a long performance. 3) Nobody student or professional wants to work harder than they need just to make "good" sounds. 3.5) And this eliminates them from playing more difficult pieces later on. Conclusion: That being said, there is reasons not to go insane either with something that's all hype... you need to test our the instrument, look at it, or have someone who knows what to look for look at it. $300 to $1000 is good... and for students, if you want to potentially save money: just rent the same value instrument in case they decide to go for a different instrument or no longer play.

[@mattypants]

In all fairness, my $5500 trumpets valves were sticky too when I opened it up for the first time. The music store greased and oiled it up for me prior to leaving with it. This seems like a good cheap investment for someone who may be unsure if the trumpet is the instrument for them. Would rather spend under $100 than thousands or more on a "good" instrument just to find out you hate it.

[@drzoidberg71]

I'm not a professional by any means, but that trumpet definitely sounds much better than those plastic ones. The tone produced definitely depends on the player, and you got a better tone than most. I have an old Olds cornet with the old professional valve block, or I'd consider getting something like this. I'm a low brass player myself, but I like having a trumpet and horn to fiddle around on. Nice find for 40 bucks! =P

[@Ostr4va]

Dude I understand it's a cheap instrument but holy Billy mays, press the valve down when you move its slide

[@dannermassey9395]

I can't even understand the level of stupidity that comment has

[@Ostr4va]

Danner Massey If you have any place criticizing me, then you know that when you move the valve tuning slides, you're supposed to press down the corresponding valve. If so, then you would understand my concern. My use of Billy mays is unwarranted, and I understand if you're criticizing me on my poor sense of irony. lol would you rather have me say "holy Denis wick"?

[@dannermassey9395]

dude i know what you said I play tuba and first chair allstate at that

[@Ostr4va]

Danner Massey oh ok then we're on the same page lol I wasn't sure if you were stupid or if you were just cringing over my use of Billy mays

[@Ostr4va]

Danner Massey hey that's pretty cool, I'm not very acclaimed, but I will be marching in the rose parade in January, what exactly is allstate?

[@mrbbonkers]

Random thought: If the valves are so heavy, could it be beneficial as a finger strengthening aid? :D

[@DancingSpiderman]

mrbbonkers lol funniest YT comment I've read today.

[@hoshinazen3337]

Dancing Spiderman be no ben

[@thatcherdonovan8138]

Well you don’t want to end up like Schumann...

[@thomasrhodes4327]

This review is so negative. What about how it only cost $40?! Pretty amazing value if you ask me, no one was expecting it to be amazing, but it works, and for some people, that’s all they want and can afford.

[@fatloisfromfamilyguy]

Thomas Rhodes he’s just giving an honest review

[@D_-dz6dy]

Thomas Rhodes he’s also most likely very good so that ads to it

[@fightfairloseeasy8920]

Maybe but a crap instrument is harder to play and there is the problem. If you have a good instrument to start with then everything is easier.

[@jeffreycraven8154]

@@fightfairloseeasy8920 I collect trombones and have a couple cheap U.S. made ones. Poor quality in an instrument of any sort will discourage a beginning student from want to play at all. Put a few bucks out an buy your child a Conn. If you can't afford a Conn, hope Bundy is still around. Bach & Conn rule no matter what kind of brass instrument.

[@jeffreycraven8154]

@Matthew Harjo Conn does have the best horns, but the best trombone I ever played is my totally restored New York Bach Stradivarius Model 6, manufactured in 1935.

[@stephh4495]

"These valves are so heavy!" We euphonium players weep for you.

[@itsangel713]

Oml, yes! I hate when trumpet players complain about carrying around their instrument. Like it's honestly 3 pounds my dude.

[@tellun2265]

@@itsangel713 ikr "having to walk around campus with my trumpet is so hard" like boo hoo u wanna carry a 15 pound instrument i dont think so

[@substitoad7069]

Steph H tuba players *

[@HI9043]

Y’all chill, you don’t need to hold up your arms or anything in marching or concert band, u have it so easy, it tires our arms to be so high

[@substitoad7069]

TicTacer us tubas are the BEST section no debate. Heaviest instrument and highest air requirements

[@DancingSpiderman]

"...smells like Syphilis..." That's the "S" in SAI Instruments

[@DancingSpiderman]

It's obviously not Al Cass you're smelling...

[@DancingSpiderman]

I should make a T-shirt that says "Kuaw! Al Cass smells like Syphilis! "

[@PhuckHue2]

Syphilis Asian Instrument Co.

[@Auburndad50]

Ah, like that grunge song, “Smells like teen Syphillis.”

[@Ind421]

You seem to have much experience with syphilis

[@Red74pure]

In the middle of giving his verdict: "Would I recommend it? I... Huh, the valves _aren't square, they're at a slanted angle_... Anyway, would I recommend this? If you have a young child... Something's wiggling around. Oh it's the mouth piece, it doesn't fit. Why's that? Because the hole's *_not round._*" It's the trumpet that just keeps on giving surprises, isn't it?

[@rillkaleigh4944]

The gift that keeps on giving (surprises).

[@finnicol-taylor2976]

I just could not hold it together. When he realised the lead pipe wasn't round I was nearly in tears.

[@robertogarcia2223]

@@rillkaleigh4944 Life gives surprises, surprises gives the life... LOL

[@mal2ksc]

We call them (blank)-shaped objects, rather than instruments. Saxophone-shaped objects, clarinet-shaped objects, etc. Fit only for making lamps out of.

[@LowReedExpert1]

ISO as well "Instrument Shaped Objects"

[@IstasPumaNevada]

I worked on quite a few bicycle-shaped objects while tuning bikes at an outdoor goods store. :D

[@rawlinsonboy]

I purchased an Indian piccolo trumpet off eBay a few years ago, thats how Covid got into the UK

[@uknowigotit2002]

It’s seems like you already had your “review” concluded before you even opened the box.

[@MrKylePopovich]

Buy the cheapest tool/instrument of whatever your profession is and I'm sure you wouldn't be stoked either...

[@jace422]

why is this in my recommended

[@rileyboyd7059]

Khy same. I cringed so many time.

[@fishart7877]

Same for me?

[@Patryyyyck]

best recommendation ever, need a cheap/good trumpet

[@trevorcannon433]

It's a calling;)

[@DrowseeGameplay]

Do you think you can do a video on the Piccolo Trumpet that also comes from India? They are dirt cheap and I'm thinking of buying one.

[@aleksjenner677]

Drowsee yes please

[@TrentHamilton]

Support my channel on Patreon and I'll be able to afford one.

[@DrowseeGameplay]

Trent Hamilton I wish I could...

[@deniseheising]

Don't buy any instruments from India. Too many are TERRIBLE

[@AustinG1900]

Drowsee

[@fakename3474]

thats nothing, got a trumpet with the serial number scratched off from a garage sale for 20 bucks, broke in a month, but it was fun throwing it across a football field while it still worked...

[@tomothan]

landshark gibblemonster You shouldn't throw anything on a football field other than a football smh

[@snowyicicle1335]

A football is like 20 bucks so, what's the difference?

[@sophiaenglish2754]

AHHHHHH, NOOO!!! WHY?!?!?

[@goritom3785]

EchoSpark267 same man

[@datewithdestinyy]

ThAT'S triggering

[@hayesman76]

I can honestly say that on a couple of occasions I literally had to “LOL” while watching this video. The syphilis comment was hilarious.

[@hayesman76]

I’m increasingly of the opinion that when it comes to trumpets the mouthpiece may in many instances be more important than the instrument itself. To me this trumpet actually didn’t sound bad at all, especially in light of the fact that you’d just unboxed it shortly prior to lubing and playing it. Having said that, the crucial question is, “Will it stand the test of time?” That’s the area that I question this trumpet’s value in. For someone who just “fools around” with the instrument or who just wants to get an idea of how it feels to hold and play a trumpet this instrument probably would be cost-effective. For a more serious student it’d probably be advisable to go with even a Chinese horn that’s received a fair number of positive reviews online.

[@carlosa.sanchez896]

Hey, Trent, you must know that moving the 1st or 3rd valve slide without depressing that valve is a really bad idea. It creates suction, resistance and eventually air leaks. that's why that 3rd valve slide was so tough to move.

[@spork333]

I'm sure he knows and just doesn't care because of the quality of the trumpet.

[@edyerugolo7767]

I commented on your first video asking to remember me when your famous. Do you remember me?

[@TrentHamilton]

I don't think I qualify as being famous, but I definitely remember you.

[@anthonyvillella9796]

I'm having trouble hitting the higher notes above a high c I can hit the notes above but it sort of hurts when I try to, if you have any tips or links to tips please send them to me, thank you.

[@flightlessbird4394]

Manblox relax your lips and blow faster air. It also helps if you blow downwards, and blow cold air. Tell me if that helps!

[@adamshepherd7370]

Trent Hamilton lies

[@coreydelisa6529]

Manblox ok so playing brass for years and all different types I specifically learned that it’s all about air support

[@ZachKyew]

This is why you buy a Yamaha.

[@doubleredsx3]

can i like your comment 1000 times?

[@hotpocketsfan]

CONN is better. It's made in the U.S.A.

[@Dampzombieslayer]

Fucking Murica

[@jasoncromwell2745]

Zachary Volt thank you some one understands me

[@hotpocketsfan]

Kolot do you mean that in a good way or bad way?

[@wwemario12345]

The Nuova student trumpet is A$340. That's probably the cheapest good quality trumpet.

[@CozyStag]

I got my York National for $40. Feel it's more of a professional make, but it's a nice instrument.

[@ajlewis5446]

wwemario12345 there's also used conns, etc. on ebay that aren't that much more expensive than the one in the video

[@yesimcringey1002]

wwemario12345 *cough cough Etude trumpet cough cough*

[@matman841996]

I got a Yamaha intermediate trumpet for about $180 on amazon...

[@sofia-tz9pn]

My friend got his for $100 at a music store. It is pretty good.. not the best, but..

[@MegOtto4268]

Best review EVER!!! Our family was laughing so hard it was difficult to hear all of your comments. This IS going to be shared!

[@willow8415]

When I play in college, my grandpa is going to give me his mint-condition 1969 CONN Constellation. 🤩

[@respawn7573]

assuming you're in college now, how is it? lmao

[@kurimiaisukurimu]

Assuming everything on this video is true, damn you are a really good player to be able to play that well on a horn like that

[@anthonybluhm4724]

EV he used a really nice mouthpiece. Not the one it came with. That, and a steady supply of air will do the trick.

[@YleneP]

This sounds like any other trumpet but what would I know Ima flute player

[@jakebaker1051]

Ylene P. Trumpets

[@YleneP]

Jake Baker No its trumpet fix your grammar.

[@YleneP]

Jake Baker No its trumpet fix your grammar.

[@cinx8458]

Yeah, no. This doesn't sound like any other trumpet. If this is the sound of trumpets you're used to, you need to find new trumpet players.

[@pxrplexed3501]

Flutes and their a flats for fucks sake

[@REAPERCAW]

A rare find indeed. I believe the syphilis trumpet dates back to the early 1700’s.

[@rogerwilco2]

I would call it quite good value for money. There are simple brass faucets that cost more but are a lot easier to make. I can imagine quite a few places around the world where these would allow you to equip a school orchestra or a few musicians at a local church. I've been to places like Brazil, where instruments in this price range would open up access to music to a whole new range of people.

[@katelynnabcdefg]

Me: doesn't play trumpet or any low brass instrument for that matter Me: plays the flute Me: knows I won't understand Also me: watches anyway

[@HyukBurgersTV]

Why did you say “trumpet or any low brass for that matter” as if trumpets are low brass

[@sokritlun1624]

Sasha Oh no trumpets are the lowest of brass

[@DNKG669]

@@HyukBurgersTV I'd imagine they said that because they don't know of any other high brass besides trumpet? Either way, could have just said brass in general

[@ferretyluv]

Are you me?

[@mrjakobt]

Why is this in my recommended? I have no interest in trumpets whatsoever. Well made Videos though.

[@fishart7877]

same i play trombone

[@thecat503]

Fish Art I play bassoon

[@rowlandfournier7744]

I play the saxophone...

[@abirdofprey3813]

mrjt I was going to like but then I realized when I didn't like your comment the number was 69.

[@farleyxwilbur655]

+mrjt Why are you watching the video if you have no interest in trumpets? Just because some KZbin algorithm recommended it does not matter; you should be smarter than your computer.

[@layneseymore4635]

Him: “It barely moves Me: “*relatable*”

[@kevdog3700]

i would love to see some cheap f attachment trombones

[@iandean1112]

Kevin Clare I spent about 3100 on my new Bach 42bo..

[@kevdog3700]

goals

[@iandean1112]

Kevin Clare Always be on the lookout for used models. My section mate has one his father used all through high school. It's a Bach Omega.

[@owenblaise1680]

I have a kings usa trombone Bach's are good though

[@megan8765]

thats gonna be hard to find 😂 i got a used one for 1400. good luck

[@shannonHWryan]

I bought an Indian Euphonium a few years ago. I must have gotten lucky. It was about the same quality as the 30 year old loaners we had back in college. It satisfies my occasional bouts of drum corps nostalgia.

[@Jamfinity]

These are the trumpets we had to play in 6th grade band a couple years back lol

[@sopure6172]

Trent, if you want more subs you need to play the instrument more in a vid

[@sambroten5513]

you should do a review of the allora pocket trumpet

[@Antaries7]

Got one, it's not a bad horn at all. Seen it has some good ratings beforehand.

[@walterb.7220]

I got one... not as easy to play as good student trumpet.. machining of the valves is a bit rough, but it looks GREAT and works reasonably well - oh and it looks awesome ;-)

[@mettycandy]

I actually got a trumpet from the same company and he's right about the "worth nothing but costs $40"

[@briquetaverne]

What you didn't mention before you put your lips to the horn (and sucked in and out within this glorified plumbing) was that this Trumpet was thoroughly washed and sanctified in the Ganges River! That smell, gunk and black grime you noted is the suspended sediment that flowed over the Trumpet while being River Ganges Baptised.

[@robertogarcia2223]

Puajjjj holy shit

[@marclevin1]

Trent: Among your many virtues, talents, and forms of charm, I truly admire your honesty and, behind the wit, what appears to be a genuine concern to teach and make us aware of the standards of good instrument construction as well as other attributes of the brass playing experience. I have a wonderful older custom Benge 8Z cornet (velvet) and a Tromba plastic cornet and trumpet (canvas) among my instruments and I love them all for different reasons, some of which you've clarified and demystified for me. Please keep up the good work.

[@choojunwyng6053]

Do you think yamaha is a good brand to get instruments from?

[@MichaelShreddz]

Choo Jun Wyng yes

[@fallenleavesfeedtheroots]

Very good lol

[@peterowens290]

Yamaha make good quality instruments in my experience. They are modestly priced & the cost/quality ratio is excellent.

[@arjunpisharody6793]

If you want proof that Yamahas are good, take a look at Canadian Brass

[@ROCKlDOVE]

Yamahas, Bach, Jean Paul, and Solist are really good brands

[@bishopworks3203]

You may not expect a 40 dollar instrument to come with a case, but my first ukulele that cost 20 dollars came with a okay case.

[@lukefunk8865]

When he was talking about how heavy the valves were, I thought it would be like a trumpet with euphonium valves😄

[@Monkey-qy9eu]

This dude is so sarcastic I love it. Honestly if I were to watch this video without actually looking I would think it wasn’t a half-bad trumpet

[@indyhotdog7652]

Well Trent, I had not watched this entire video until now. What a piece of work! I think you may be onto something with that provisional diagnosis of syphilis in the tuning slides. Be careful! One of the guys in our quintet has one of these trumpets (I think it is SAI). it was more like $119 US about 8 years ago, but definitely India. It was such a deviation from musical worthiness that the original owner (who bought it for the laughs), went through and corrected all of the alignment, out-of-round, polishing and lubrication problems. He felt that the slide grease was what we call "Pine Tar" in the USA. Anyway, the French horn player doubles on trumpet when we need a third, and he uses that trumpet. Where I live there are a lot of schools (private, christian schools mainly) that have a shoestring budget. I could see such instruments as serving their needs, provided they were QC checked by the receiver first. Although I'd prefer to pay a bit more for Jin Bao factory instruments from J Packer or Mack Brass, as they have a two week, 100% return policy if the buyer is dissatisfied. Finally, I wonder if SAI is some sort of conglomerate as I've had dealings with SAI Pharmaceuticals over the years. Anyway, my best to you and yours - Tom, Indianapolis

[@AnonymousTeamm]

Is there a link to this? Was thinking about buying a cheap trumpet

[@oliverramirez8069]

Me

[@oliverramirez8069]

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[@tedtedsen269]

make a boxing video and give it to someone you do not like

[@alexsparks-bakota3099]

I like how his concluding review is interrupted by realizations of a couple more malfunctions in the product 😂

[@danielbrisk2884]

On one hand, your sarcasm is hysterical and dead on accurate. (I'm surprised you didn't recognize the high end 3rd valve slide being SUPERIOR for development ring finger strength.) On a serious note I can tell you from experience ISOs (Instruments Shaped Objects) like this are one reason kids quit school band programs. The kid thinks, "I stink at trumpet. I sound bad." When in truth, it's the instrument, made so poorly the Canadian Brass couldn't make them sound good.

[@rchrdgrn]

This might make a good Christmas present to try and get a kid interested in the trumpet.

[@lewandlo]

Too much acting dude .For 40 bucks it is worth it . Some people just want to fart around with it.

[@fightfairloseeasy8920]

From the smell of it it sounds like somebody already has

[@MoosiVibez]

😂😂😂

[@RecycleBin0]

TRENT!!!

[@TrentHamilton]

WHAT???

[@RecycleBin0]

Trent Hamilton nothing

[@GliffVFX]

4:39 "The valves move just fine" *first valve proceeds to stick*

[@oldtimedrumcorps]

Looks like a ding about 3' from the brace to the bell . This trumpet is perfectly tuned in the key of Hb. . A little 10/30 wt oil will help the slides . And it sizzles when you play the "Song of India" on it.

[@antoniocruz1163]

Thank you for the info, very much appreciated.

[@manofculture4945]

The thumbnail is 5 year old me trying to suck a lemon for the first time.

[@scsswyatt]

Would something like this be good for a woodwind player that wants to learn a brass instrument as a side instrument?/

[@connorgriffin9777]

samocamo123 I would say go for it

[@i_cam]

samocamo123 if it's just for fun yeah but if you get serious upgrade

[@cesarcoronel9135]

Start with baritone

[@NobodyNowhereKnowhow]

I’d say find a inexpensive Yamaha student horn, or a more reputable brand if you have any seriousness about learning another instrument, even if it’s just for personal fulfillment. You will be kicking yourself down the road after you’ve been playing for a while and actually try a better made horn, even if it’s just a student line horn, they will be much better made and you will sound much better and feel more confident playing it.

[@brickman409]

reminds me of the instruments I had to use in high-school haha

[@Raycefan]

I'd like to see you test/try some of the plastic trumpets. All of them I've heard sound incredible and if you didn't know it was a plastic instrument, you'd never be able to distinguish by sound alone.

[@aidancessna1548]

I just imagine someone coming her for a good review and not picking up on the sarcasm and going out and buying this...😂😂

[@jodie6465]

I have a 67$ trumpet it works quite well I think

[@Ilnur-v6z]

Since your comment is recent, I want to ask you. Is it normal that on my trumpet, the second valve is a bit shorter than the rest? I have a Bb trumpet.

[@jodie6465]

tuxman3. I’m not sure if that is regular in a Bb trumpet. But I would suggest looking up an average poll for the valve or specific info on your instrument. I have no way of checking mine, because the valves don’t come off it. Sorry I can’t help.

[@Ilnur-v6z]

@@jodie6465 Ok, thanks anyways.

[@n4n0_bl4k]

Still sounds better than all but section leader of our trumpets (8th grade)

[@katelynnabcdefg]

Same, what Instrument do you play

[@n4n0_bl4k]

Tuba

[@katelynnabcdefg]

@@n4n0_bl4k we're both in 8th grade band this dude sound better than the trumpets in both bands we just hear them from different places (i play flute and wished that I had chose saxophone instead but I'm dumb)

[@xsaltysamuraix]

When I git in trouble and my dad comes in my room: 1:10

[@gloatingprince]

Same

[@noelcoronado7599]

I made it to 2nd chair (the 1st chair is an All stater) in the top band using a $100 dollar instrument. It’s not the instrument, it’s you that makes the trumpet good

[@JacobBanerjee2821]

I bought a trumpet for $25 on ebay from some random guy in China and the lead pipe is at a different angle to the bell and it hurts to hold but it's been good as an intro of trumpet as a second instrument (after trombone) for me because I already understood brass and could get around the instruments (many) shortcomings.

[@spongebobsquarepants2922]

Never hate on someone’s instrument, it may be all the can afford, and they just want to have the happiness of playing an instrument

[@rockykoast7065]

Maybe such an instrument would give little happiness.

[@mollysoule3277]

Anyone else notice that the bell looked weird and kinda disfigured.

[@brydakainma]

Where did you buy this can you leave the link in the description?

[@lucassherfey9119]

Some points were made in the video- beginner's instrument, cheap instrument for kids, maybe a (crappy) practice marching instrument.

[@normancanter1]

A great way to shorten a budding musical career.

[@lucassherfey9119]

Norman Canter Eh. I probably couldn't tell the difference between my brother using this and his Yamaha trumpet, and he's been playing for a few months. For a beginner who's undecided about their instrument, it's probably a good investment to buy this before an actual trumpet that costs way more. A beginner won't be able to tell the difference between the two anyways.

[@CTSpeed413]

You should have also played a higher grade trumpet, after, for comparison. Nice video. Your description of the smell was priceless. What do you think of the amazon Glory trumpets? A little pricier, but still cheap.

[@scarlettkey7005]

I love your videos people don't understand these days how good real music these days

[@scarlettkey7005]

Real music is these days

[@CornetBlues]

You only get what you pay for right ;) even still how that instrument can be produced for $40 is a mystery,slave labour somewhere!.

[@jonahp8846]

what is the website where you get most your horns and is it a good website to get horn?

[@PimpedKoalas]

I'm pretty sure he's said that he uses Ebay for his more antique instruments. I'm not positive though

[@Oli420X]

Thomas The Tank Engine pornhub

[@vk2172]

not sure if you've found it mate but its saimusicals.com you gotta convert from indian rupees to your currency. its 3500 RS which is around £40, 50EU and $54

[@kasidyjane4988]

y

[@kasidyjane4988]

it's a really good website to get hoent

[@jonathanademi1492]

“The valves work great” *first valve gets stuck

[@ferretyluv]

Oh shit, Badinerie. This is a blast from the past for me. I was taught this song years ago on the flute. I used to have it memorized. I never knew trumpet players had an arrangement. I assume you’re playing it slowly because of the heavy keys.

[@BanjoPicker]

Heya Trent...So you have done some very helpful reviews. Much appreciated but I am now trying to narrow down..what Trumpet or Coronet (would it be ok for a beginner to start with a Coronet)?? WOULD YOU buy if you only had around $180 USA to spend for a beginner???

[@Shyannehayez]

9:41 is when he starts playing. You can thank me later.

[@bigdum3543]

Why an I watching this I’m a saxophone player

[@maripelaez6043]

bro same i play flute

[@legojay1289]

@@maripelaez6043 Flute for dayz

[@maripelaez6043]

LegoJAY12 yeeeeesssssss

[@ephraimpinckney8209]

Its ok I play 🎺 and watch woodwind channels all the time.

[@mccoyyscott5345]

My mouth peace was $40

[@karlrovey]

That's standard for your standard Bach and Schilke mouthpieces.

[@karlrovey]

Nope, $40 is what your standard trumpet mouthpieces (Bach, Schilke, Yamaha) cost. If you want something fancy like Monet, then you're looking at over $100.

[@paulcheenis8768]

McCoyy Scott mine was $110

[@jasonelston2707]

@@paulcheenis8768 you could buy a whole Bb Trumpet with that money!

[@paulcheenis8768]

Jason Elston a whole shitty b flat trumpet...what trumpet is $110 that is good? and i now have a $300 mouthpeice. maybe you should save up for an upgrade

[@ZeldaACFan17]

You have quite a few brass instruments, Trent! With me, it's more wind instruments than brass, since I have a tin whistle, a slide whistle, a panpipe, and a bunch of ocarinas. I also have a trumpet, but it's gold instead of silver. I'm still getting used to the trumpet as an instrument, since I'm kind of skeptical when it comes to the volume level of the sound that comes out of an instrument. I like quieter instruments better, since I get scared when a sudden, unexpected, loud sound gets to my ears. I'm not saying that I don't like my trumpet because it's too loud; it's a cool thing to have! However, I use less breath in most of my instruments because I'm nervous about loud sounds. It might not be the best for the potential of my instruments, but less breath makes the instrument quieter and easier on my ears. I haven't played any songs on my trumpet yet, but I wish I could play some music from my favorite video games such as The Legend of Zelda.

[@TrentHamilton]

Thanks for your comments. Perhaps you should consider something like a flugelhorn or an alto/tenor horn - the sound is more mellow, less shrill, and easier to play quieter.

[@DionAckermann]

If the loud sound bothers you, use a mute to soften it.

[@HargroveFilms1]

Sounded good. I think he made up his mind to be critical of the instrument before he took it out of the box. I would be happy and satisfied with it for the price.

[@gentil8838]

did people ever tell you you look like james corden ?

[@AliasgarVirdiwala]

Yes he does looks like him. I'm tending to cmt it and I see your cmt😂

[@snowyicicle1335]

I want one as i play trombone and i want to try trumpet.

[@my_random_doodles8990]

RandomCuber099865 mee too! i play trombone, and after i graduate i want to learn how to play trumpet.

[@OfficialAnthem]

RandomCuber099865 is it weird how I play trumpet grade 6 and want to play trombone aswell!

[@OfficialAnthem]

(grade 6 playing standard)

[@TheRainbowGalaxyDragon]

Trumpet is lit! (i play one myself) and by all means buy this one because the quality is a bit shabby but sound is pretty on point.

[@AnnaWebb37]

I don't even play trumpet (Piano & Guitar, the two easiest instruments) and even I can tell that sounds horribel

[@Dampzombieslayer]

That's nice and all, but do you djent?

[@mtnmotoadv]

well it definitely sounded like a trumpet to me

[@Deep-Rest]

Bach's Badinerie from Suite no. 2 is favorite of mine, loved it's use in Bus Driver's Imaginary places

[@jjbailey01]

The valves are probably solid brass. Nice brass valves are usually hollow to make them lighter. This makes nice valves more expensive than cheap valves even though they have less metal.

[@jackrabbit4545]

Worlds cheapest euphonium???

[@mariuszkremer]

Yes

[@fischerfriend4833]

syphilis is a smell?

[@DancingSpiderman]

music maker Well, yes . There is Golden Syph and then there is noxious Pewter Syphilis. PEW.

[@fischerfriend4833]

Dancing Spiderman thank you I did not know that.

[@laurentspatola5374]

The mouthpiece probably tastes spicy..

[@npadul30]

I had a king trumpet back in school, and it was about the same quality level. Quite funny considering that it was considered an intermediate level student trumpet for $400.

[@zemoi]

I love the passive aggressiveness in while unpacking the trumpet 😂