11 best yamaha professional trumpets

Product description

Yamaha mouthpieces are produced using the most advanced computer design and manufacturing technology, giving them unmatched precision and consistency. The Bobby Shew Signature Lead trumpet mouthpiece gives that extra sizzle and high note clarity for playing demanding lead parts.

• The Bobby Shew Signature Lead trumpet mouthpiece gives that extra sizzle and high note clarity for playing demanding lead parts.
• 16.54mm inner diameter, very shallow cup
• Semi-round and semi-thick rim, narrow backbore
• Extra thick silver plating for added durability and longevity.
• Fits all brands and models of standard trumpets.

User questions & answers

Question:	whats the eqiv.size bach
Answer:	According to Mouthpiece Express Specs, the Bobby Shew Lead has a cup diameter of 16.54mm. The Bach 2 series mouthpieces have diameters of 16.50mm. The Bach 2's don't offer a shallow cup, at least from mouthpiece express. Schilke 12's are about the same size ( 16.5mm) as the Bobby Shew lead and Yamaha and Schilke have some similarities due to joint venture in the past. Marcinkiewicz also has a Bobby Shew Lead model with a cup diameter of 16.81mm. Check out the Mouthpiece Express.Com comparison chart for other options.
Question:	Will it fit a jean paul trumpet
Answer:	I'm not familiar with the Jean Paul which I see is a student model. It depends on the taper of the mouthpiece receiver. It fits fine in my King Silver Flair, Getzen Eterna Severinsen and Besson 1000. My best guess would be to say "probably but not guaranteed".
Question:	how does the bobby shew mouth piece compare to the Schilke 14A4A
Answer:	The BS Lead is more like 12 or 13A4a but with a rounder rim. Schilke 14A4a is bigger, like a Bach 3C, with a flat rim and a tighter throat.There is also a Bobby Shew Jazz which is the same size as the lead but with a deeper cup for a darker sound. But I am no authority.
Question:	Will this fit a jupiter trumpet
Answer:	If it's a standard receiver it should.

Product description

YTR-2330 Standard Bb Trumpet Bb Trumpet. The Yamaha YTR-2330 is the latest version of Yamaha's main student trumpet, an instrument that has assisted in the development of thousands of trumpeters all over the world. Two-piece bell of the YTR-2330 is crafted using state-of-the-art production methods, delivering a consistent, vibrant tone. The balanced weight and addition of an adjustable third valve trigger allows for a natural hand position and promotes proper playing technique, while the water key on the third valve slide adds to the ease of use and over-all playability of the instrument. The newly redesigned, durable yet light two-piece bell is made of yellow brass for optimal playability and to promote good technique and endurance. Highly durable monel alloy pistons as well as newly designed piston buttons and bottom caps help lengthen the life of the instrument while also maximizing sound quality. The 2nd and main tuning slides are produced using the same method as high-end Yamaha models, which provides stability, a more refined tonal color and added durability.

• Great sound
• Easy playing
• Reliable
• Yellow brass bell
• New pistons, piston caps and buttons

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this a genuine Yamaha? I see it ships from Japan
Answer:	I purchased it when my son was 10 months old, he is 21 months old now and still plays with it. We’ve never had an issue with it.
Question:	Does it come with a case
Answer:	No
Question:	Is this trumpet a beginner or an upgrade trumpet
Answer:	Yes, they can blow in or out on the mouthpieces to make a sound. There are two different mouthpieces that make two different sounds.
Question:	The pistons, piston caps, and buttons are said here to be "new." Does that mean that this is a refurbished, used instrument
Answer:	This was a very well made, sturdy toy that probably cleaned really well. However, the noise it made was so obnoxious that I hid it from my grandson, then actually threw it away because it sounded SO horrible. And a child will just blow it and blow it. There was nothing musical about it. Just a horrendous, loud bleep!

Product description

Yamaha drew upon decades of experience manufacturing horns for some of the most demanding players in the world to create a line of 100% synthetic oils designed specifically for musical instruments. In addition to producing smooth action and fast response, the oils protect valves and valve casings from corrosion with a long-lasting coating on pistons and other moving components.

• Regular viscosity formula is good for all around use in any piston valves.
• 60ml dropper-top bottle with a childproof cap.
• Yamaha synthetic valve oil is more consistent than traditional oils, giving it better stability in different temperatures.
• In addition to a smoother feel, you will also be adding to the life of your instrument thanks to a powerful corrosion inhibitor contained in the oil.
• Designed for trumpets, mellophones, flugelhorns, baritones, euphoniums, tubas, or any other piston-valve brass instrument.

Product features

Designed for musicians

Yamaha technicians are musicians themselves, so when they designed these oils they knew exactly what players want and need. These oils were created to make sure your instrument performs at its absolute best.

Choose your weight

The advanced process used to create these oils allows precise control over how thick or thin the oil is. Because of this, you can choose from four different weights of oil to match your horn's specific needs.

Corrosion inhibitor

Yamaha synthetic oils have a specially designed anti-corrosion agent added to the formula. This additive counters the natural corrosive effects that saliva and moisture have on the inside of an instrument, giving increased protection to your valves.

Childproof cap

These oils come in a child resistant container to help prevent accidental ingestion or spills. To open, simply push the cap down while turning counter-clockwise.

Standard Valve Oils

Regular valve oils are traditionally made from a blend of standard mineral oils such as kerosene or paraffin oil. The thickness, or viscosity, of these oils is controlled by altering the mix of mineral oils blended together until it “feels right.” If you could look all the way down to the molecular level in a blend like this you’d see individual oil molecules of all different sizes, ranging from very small to very large.

The problem with a traditional oil like this is that the smaller oil molecules tend to evaporate much more quickly than the larger ones. This means that an oil that starts out “right” will gradually get thicker as the thinner parts of the oil evaporate away. The end result for the player is that valves start out feeling great, but begin to get gummy over time because the oil that’s still left on the valves is made up entirely of the remaining larger, heavier molecules.

Yamaha Synthetic Valve Oils

Yamaha synthetic oils are created from a chemical process that produces very even and consistent molecules that are similar in size. Since the molecules all evaporate at the same rate, the oil will continue to provide the same lubrication and smooth feel over time without getting gummy or slow. This also allows the oils to remain much more stable and consistent in extreme conditions, so if you often find yourself playing outdoors or in very hot weather, a synthetic oil will keep your valves working smoothly and much more reliably.

In addition, having control over the size of the molecules means that the thickness of the oil can be precisely adjusted to create different options for different uses. This allows Yamaha to offer four different viscosities of valve oil and an assortment of other slide, rotor and key oils that are all fine-tuned for the specific part of the instrument where they are used.

Product description

Yamaha maintenance accessories are made with the highest quality materials to ensure proper care of your instrument! .

• Essential supplies to keep your instrument clean
• Protect and maintain your instrument to kept it in excellent condition for years to come
• Valve oil, slide grease, and flexible cleaning "snake"
• Valve casing brush, mouthpiece brush, and polishing cloth
• Care and maintenance manual

User questions & answers

Question:	How long is the cleaning snake
Answer:	its about 3 feet
Question:	Does this includes slide grease
Answer:	Yes
Question:	The snake brush in this kit...are the brushed tips attached to plastic snake or is there a wire inside the plastic housing that connects the two ends
Answer:	There is a wire that connects the two ends.
Question:	Dies it work well with a king 600 trumpet
Answer:	This should work well for any trumpet.

Product description

Yamaha drew upon decades of experience manufacturing horns for some of the most demanding players in the world to create a line of 100% synthetic oils designed specifically for musical instruments. In addition to producing smooth action and fast response, the oils protect valves and valve casings from corrosion with a long-lasting coating on pistons and other moving components.

• Vintage formula has a thicker viscosity that works well on larger instruments or older horns with loose pistons.
• 60ml dropper-top bottle with a childproof cap.
• Yamaha synthetic valve oil is more consistent than traditional oils, giving it better stability in different temperatures.
• In addition to a smoother feel, you will also be adding to the life of your instrument thanks to a powerful corrosion inhibitor contained in the oil.
• Designed for trumpets, mellophones, flugelhorns, baritones, euphoniums, tubas, or any other piston-valve brass instrument

Product features

Designed for musicians

Yamaha technicians are musicians themselves, so when they designed these oils they knew exactly what players want and need. These oils were created to make sure your instrument performs at its absolute best.

Choose your weight

The advanced process used to create these oils allows precise control over how thick or thin the oil is. Because of this, you can choose from four different weights of oil to match your horn's specific needs.

Corrosion inhibitor

Yamaha synthetic oils have a specially designed anti-corrosion agent added to the formula. This additive counters the natural corrosive effects that saliva and moisture have on the inside of an instrument, giving increased protection to your valves.

Childproof cap

These oils come in a child resistant container to help prevent accidental ingestion or spills. To open, simply push the cap down while turning counter-clockwise.

Standard Valve Oils

Regular valve oils are traditionally made from a blend of standard mineral oils such as kerosene or paraffin oil. The thickness, or viscosity, of these oils is controlled by altering the mix of mineral oils blended together until it “feels right.” If you could look all the way down to the molecular level in a blend like this you’d see individual oil molecules of all different sizes, ranging from very small to very large.

The problem with a traditional oil like this is that the smaller oil molecules tend to evaporate much more quickly than the larger ones. This means that an oil that starts out “right” will gradually get thicker as the thinner parts of the oil evaporate away. The end result for the player is that valves start out feeling great, but begin to get gummy over time because the oil that’s still left on the valves is made up entirely of the remaining larger, heavier molecules.

Yamaha Synthetic Valve Oils

Yamaha synthetic oils are created from a chemical process that produces very even and consistent molecules that are similar in size. Since the molecules all evaporate at the same rate, the oil will continue to provide the same lubrication and smooth feel over time without getting gummy or slow. This also allows the oils to remain much more stable and consistent in extreme conditions, so if you often find yourself playing outdoors or in very hot weather, a synthetic oil will keep your valves working smoothly and much more reliably.

In addition, having control over the size of the molecules means that the thickness of the oil can be precisely adjusted to create different options for different uses. This allows Yamaha to offer four different viscosities of valve oil and an assortment of other slide, rotor and key oils that are all fine-tuned for the specific part of the instrument where they are used.

Product description

Compatible Models:

Alto Horn:

YAH-203~YAH-203S~YAH-602~YAH-602S~YAH-803~YAH-803S

Cornet:

YCR-2310~2310~2310~2310S~2310S~2310S~2330~2330~2330~2330S~2330S~2330S~2610S~2610S~2610S~4330G~4330G~4330GS~4330GS~6320S~6330~6330~6330S~6330S~6330ST~6335~6335DT~6335H~6335HS~6335S~6335SDT~6610~6610S~6610SDT~6610ST~6610T~8335~8335~8335G~8335G~8335GS~8335GS~8335S~8335S~8620~8620S~9435

Flugelhorn:

YFH-231~YFH-2310~YFH-2310S~YFH-231S

Marching French Horn:

YHR-301M~YHR-301MS~YHR-302M~YHR-302MS

Marching Mellophone:

YMP-201M~201MS~202M~202MS~203M~203MS~204M~204MS

Valve Trombone:

YSL-354V(C.LAC.)~YSL-354V(G.LAC.)~YSL-354VS

Trumpet:

AD-TR1~T-100N~T-100NS~T-100S~T-110S

YTR-01~01M~01MQ~01Q~1310~1320E~1320ES~1320S~1335~1335S~200AD~200AD~200ADM~200ADS~200DR~200DT~200SDR~200SDT~2320~2320E~2320ES~2320S~2330~2330S~2335~2335DX~2335M~2335S~2335SDX~2420~2435~2435S~300AD~300ADS~3335~3335S~4320~4320E~4320EG~4320EGS~4320ES~4320S~4320ST~4320T~4325S~4335G~4335G2~4335GS~4335GS2~4335GST~4420E~4420ES~4435~4435~4435S~4435S~5335G~5335GS~5335GSAL~6310~6310B~6310SB~6310Z(#402409-)~6310Z(-#402408)~6310ZS(#402131-)~6310ZS(-#402130)~6320~6320S~6330F~6335(#401001-)~6335HSMV~6335J~6335S(#401001-)~6335S(-#30XXXX)~6340ST~6345~6345G~6345GS~6345S~6445~6445S~6450S~6610~6610S~6810~6810S~8310Z~8310ZS~8310ZSU~8310ZU~8335(#451500-)~8335~8335G(#451500-)~8335G~8335GS(#451500-)~8335GS~8335LA~8335LAS~8335R~8335RG~8335RGS~8335RS~8335RSUK~8335RUK~8335S(#451500-)~8335S~8335SEU~8340EM~8345(#451500-) and more...

• Yamaha Genuine Valve Spring
• Trumpet, Cornet, Flugelhorn, Valve Trombone, Marching Brass
• Set of 3
• Please see the product description for the list of all compatible models

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this work for a Yamaha 2320 trumpet
Answer:	Yes, It will fit a 2320 Yamaha trumpet.
Question:	will this work with a Yamaha 232S trumpet
Answer:	These will work on a YTR232 Trumpet.
Question:	Do these fit a yamaha yfh631 flugelhorn
Answer:	No, it will not fit. For YFH-631 you need this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XBGZV6N , please see the product description for the list of all compatible models.
Question:	Will this work with a pocket trumpet
Answer:	I bought these for an Amati pocket trumpet with the springs below the valves (like the Conn cornets). They worked fine.

Product description

Yamaha mouthpieces are produced using the most advanced computer design and manufacturing technology, giving them unmatched precision and consistency. The Bobby Shew Signature Jazz trumpet mouthpiece has a roomy cup for a big, warm sound.

• The Bobby Shew Signature Jazz trumpet mouthpiece has a roomy cup for a big, warm sound.
• 16.85mm inner diameter, standard cup
• Semi-round and semi-thick rim, standard backbore
• Extra thick silver plating for added durability and longevity.
• Fits all brands and models of standard trumpets.

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this fit most trumpets or just Yamaha
Answer:	It will fit most trumpets
Question:	Will this product help to improve my range
Answer:	Perhaps, it depends on what you are playing now. I used the Shew for about a year and loved it. But then switched back to an 11B4 and get higher range with it.
Question:	is it better than the bobby shew lead
Answer:	yea in some ways and other no but remember everybodys different From my experience bobby shew jazz MP has a very bright tone and increases range all around the Lead MP intends it upward but has its limit if you try to hit high notes with to much pressure and air it would shut off on you so all around I recommend the jazz MP but like I said everyones different you got to try it for your self
Question:	Would I be able to use this in Concert band
Answer:	Yes. It is a standard trumpet mouthpiece to be used for any kind of play, including concerts.

Product features

Start with great sound

Yamaha has been building musical instruments for more than 130 years, so we know what it takes to make a great sound.

Designed for musicians

Yamaha technicians work side-by-side with the world's greatest musicians to design gear that meets their demanding standards, and we pass that expertise along to you.

Precision manufacturing

Yamaha mouthpieces are created using extraordinarily precise computer controlled machines, so you can be confident every one is a "good one."

Product description

SILENT Brass allows you to practice when you want, where you want! With the included earbuds, you can hear yourself playing while people around you hear only a whisper. This complete system includes the PM7X practice mute, the STX receiver unit, earbuds, a cable to connect the mute to the receiver, and an additional cable to connect an external music device so you can play along with your favorite songs or "minus-one" tracks. Please note: Yamaha discontinued the SB7XC in 2016 and replaced it with the SB7X-2.

• Internal Microphone: Electric condenser microphone, Pickup Output Jack: Mini phone jack
• Nominal Level: -25dB to -35dB, Brass Resonance Modeling: Yes
• Power Supply: AA alkaline or nickel-metal hydride batteries x 2 (3V DC) sold separately
• Control:. Volume, Reverb type, Power ON/OFF
• The Pickup Mute combines a high-performance mute with an internal microphone to pickup sound

User questions & answers

Question:	Could this work with a flugelhorn
Answer:	They're huge... I don't have an exact measurement right now but I put them on a 2000 F150 and I only had 3 options: (BARELY) fit it on the outside of the frame, put it in the bed, or put it on the roof. If you have an SUV, don't expect to put it underneath the vehicle. I was barely able to make it fit under my pickup truck. I had a centimeter or two that allowed me to fit it where I have it. It's gigantic and the amount of noise reflects its size.
Question:	Is it possible to record while playing
Answer:	I have a better air solenoid.I'll look up the part number.support ring no
Question:	Does it still have the concert hall and church reverb features as the old one
Answer:	Yes, I used a 3/8' NPT threaded air solenoid valve from truck parts dealer, using a 3/8" female reducing adapter to match the threads on the horn air inlet. Even with the slight restriction in size down from 3/8" line and fittings to the smaller threaded hole size on the horn set it works GREAT. Of course, I'm using Vi-Air compressor set to shut off at up to 200 psi. They will make bystanders swear there is a train about to run over them.
Question:	What's the difference between the st9, sb79c, sb7xc, and sb7x
Answer:	It's rated 140db. At 120psi it vibrates the ground under my truck! They are awesome.

Product description

Yamaha mouthpieces are produced using the most advanced computer design and manufacturing technology, giving them unmatched precision and consistency. The Eric Miyashiro Signature EM2S trumpet mouthpiece features a fatigue-free rim bite that makes it a great choice for lead players.

• The Eric Miyashiro Signature EM2S trumpet mouthpiece features a fatigue-free rim bite that makes it a great choice for lead players.
• 16.22mm inner diameter, very shallow cup
• Thin and rounded rim, very narrow backbore
• Extra thick silver plating for added durability and longevity.
• Fits all brands and models of standard trumpets.

User questions & answers

Question:	Is it good for high notes
Answer:	It is very shallow, not as shallow as the EM1S. Yes it good for high notes. It was too shallow for me and I have it for sale if your interested.
Question:	Is it easy or hard to play high notes
Answer:	This mouthpiece ....or any mouthpiece.....doesn't make the ability to hit high notes "easy or hard". The only thing to make the high register easy is concentrated and consistent practice. That being said, this mouthpiece has VERY nice response and sounds very nice in the higher register. It has a very full-bodied tone in all registers and at all volumes. Highly recommended!
Question:	Is it a v-cup mp or a c-cup
Answer:	I believe it is a v cup been using it for about a year now it's very good

Product description

Over the 20+ year history of the series, Xeno trumpets have continued to evolve with the artists who play them. In 2014, drawing from the knowledge and innovative concepts learned through the development of the Artist Model Chicago C trumpet, the entire Xeno Bb series was redesigned to attain the ultimate goal of ideas musical expression. The YTR-8335RS is a .459" medium-large bore Bb trumpet. This Xeno Bb trumpet model features a reversed leadpipe and yellow brass bell for quicker response and playing agility. The combination of a heavy mouthpiece receiver and removal of the third valve water key results in a superb balance of playability and tonal quality. With this model, musicians will be able to produce a firm sound in all dynamic ranges, from delicate pianissimo to powerful fortissimo.The YTR-8335RS achieves smooth resistance and airflow that only a reverse tuning slide design can offer, for easy, comfortable playability and harmonically rich tone.

• Lighter Monel pistons for quick / reliable action
• Yellow Brass bell for clear sound with strong projection
• Reverse leadpipe
• Silver plated for brilliant tone
• Includes case and mouthpiece

Product description

Yamaha Standard series mouthpieces have an ideal weight for all around use and are available in a variety of configurations to suit every player.

• Fast-response
• High range and powerful sound
• Ideal for piccolo or lead trumpet
• Country of origin is Japan

User questions & answers

Question:	Is the equivalent to a Schilke 14a4a? Thanks
Answer:	Yamaha and Schilke use the same numbering system. The Rim and cup will be very similar to the Schilke. This is the GP version which aside from having a Gold Plated rim & Cup, has slightly more mass than the standard series Yamaha or Schilke.
Question:	What is the Bach equivalent
Answer:	Hello!That is a Giardinelli 6S.
Question:	I heard this can help with high notes is this true
Answer:	This mouthpiece does make the upper register easier to play. That said, playing in the upper register is more about technique than mouthpiece choice. I find that this piece provides nice support in the upper register while maintaining better tuning and tone in the low register as compared to the Schilke 14A4a.
Question:	Will this grease work for flutes as well
Answer:	Not sure
Question:	Does it contain a lot of grease, and about how many slides can you grease before you run out
Answer:	It's your standard chap stick size. Mileage will vary. Personally, with only applying grease when I clean my horn (about once every thirty sessions), I got quite a few cleanings in. I would say it covers the same amount of slides that the twist off cap ones do.
Question:	does it work for tuba
Answer:	Works great for tuba. Nice, clean application.
Question:	Does it work for French horn
Answer:	I would think so, yes. It's pretty standard tuning slide grease.
Question:	What zise is it
Answer:	It's trumpet-zised ;)