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music trumpet advice?
i want to buy a trumpet i don't have that much money so i want to know would that be a good trumpet to buy there's the link please i want good advice: BN101 Colored Lacquer Trumpets
i want to know if its a pro trumpet?
2 Answers
- College TriLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
all i'm gonna say is you get what you pay for but if you are just starting anything will work... you don't want to jump to a pro too quick
- HiroLv 41 decade ago
If you know want to play and you're just starting try ebay or a pawn shop but go with a name brand just to make sure it's still functioning. I had a Yamaha for years that played pretty well. You won't be able to blow a pro trumpet (or even an intermediate) for years anyway.
If you're just trying it out, go to your local music store and rent one.
If you've been playing awhile and are ready to trade up - save up your money, shop around (try them out) and get something you love. It won't be cheap but in the immortal words of Rick Nielson (CheapTrick) "life's too short to play a crappy guitar" - in this case, trumpet.
