Jupiter XO JTR-1600IL Professional Trumpet

Trumpet is a wind instrument consisting of a mouthpiece and a cylindrical tube folded over itself. It is a copper wind instrument belonging to the Aerophone class. Copper family instruments have 3 basic parts. Mouthpiece, tube, and bell, in today's piston-type brasses, the piston part is on the tube part. In addition, the part connecting the mouthpiece to the tube is called "Backbore" or mouthpiece tube. In the Baroque era, Bach and Haendel used the high-pitched sound regions of the trumpet. Trumpet players developed a technique called "Clarino Technique", which they were able to reach until the 21st century. It was necessary to wait until the 19th century for the trumpet to take its current form. In 1826, two Germans named Bluhmel and Stölzel invented the "Piston or Chromatic Trumpet" by adding 3 pistons and pipes compatible with these pistons to a simple trumpet. With this trumpet, it became possible to obtain all chromatic sounds, no different from today's trumpets. Developed in collaboration with Roger Ingram, the Jupiter XO JTR-1600IL Professional Trumpet has been meticulously designed to meet the needs of world-renowned musicians for a professional instrument. Temperamentally lively and focused, it is the ideal trumpet for instrumentalists seeking excellent sound projection and effortless intonation, whether for recording in a studio environment or playing in harmony with an orchestra.