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I got this as an inexpensive, light, and colorful instrument to march in a local street band
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(It's a great way to weaken the solder joints & turn a nice instrument into a pile of parts.)The
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It would also be good for a beginner as something relatively unbreakable, or high-school marching band where you wouldn't want to risk a fine instrument (you could even match your band uniform with the different colors!).
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Felt like I would break the instrument trying
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After some additional research, I learned the instrument is easier to play with a metal
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You are hard pressed to tell the sound quality between this and a solid brass instrument
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Felt like I would break the instrument trying
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Handy soft case and potentially useful instrument-stand included
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I've tried several other instruments, including Blues Harmonica, but I've always missed my trumpet
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Thus us a very good instrument for the
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It would also be good for a beginner as something relatively unbreakable, or high-school marching band where you wouldn't want to risk a fine instrument (you could even match your band uniform with the different colors!).
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Love the instrument!
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This way I don't have to worry about a student accident ruining one of my expensive personal instruments
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I know it's a plastic trumpet, and I know it won't be as good as a brass instrument
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Well I've been wanting a trumpet for the longest time (I'm a bassoon player and this is my weakest instrument) and I decided to order this new
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All in all, I've certainly played worse instruments, & $160 for even a C-grade "beater" trumpet is an amazing value.
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This instrument is much more difficult to play than a traditional metal trumpet
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This Tromba trumpet looked like it would be a good instrument for a newbie
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The trumpet arrived with no damage to the shipping box, but both the instrument and the case where damaged from the outset