Are Kanstul trumpets good?

Are Kanstul trumpets good?

“(The Model 1088 Bass Trumpet) looks terrific, sounds amazing, and feels great! The tone is rich & full throughout all registers, and the intonation is superb. I can slam into the upper register with ease, or play delicately with a brilliant tone, and little kickback.”

Do pocket trumpets sound good?

It can produce tones nearly as well as standard trumpets that cost much more. Even despite its size, the pocket trumpet can create impressively big sound. It comes in a durable high-quality case that is worth bragging about all on its own.

What is the point of a pocket trumpet?

They are the perfect instrument for keeping your lips ‘ticking over’ whilst away from home. As they use a standard trumpet mouthpiece a player is able to take their normal mouthpiece with them to use whilst practicing on their pocket instrument.

Are pocket trumpets good for beginners?

The music teachers see it differently: pocket trumpets are by no means easier to play just because they are smaller but could be ideal as a second or third instrument. They don’t really make sense as a beginner instrument, it may be more sensible to look for a cornet or flugelhorn instead.

Who owns Kanstul?

Best American Craftsmen
acquires 107 Year Old California Company to Expand Their Footprint in KCMO & Across the Globe. August 20. 2019 (Kansas City, MO) – Finalized on May 16, 2019, Kansas City-based U.S. Brasswind manufacturer, Best American Craftsmen (B.A.C.), purchased California-based Kanstul Musical Instruments Company.

What’s the difference between a pocket trumpet and a cornet?

Differences Between the Trumpet and Cornet While both instruments look generally similar, a cornet is smaller than a trumpet, and often rounder in shape. A trumpet has a cylindrical bore, which results in a bright, piercing sound, while a cornet has a continuously conical bore, which provides a warmer sound.

Should I buy a used trumpet?

In many cases, purchasing a previously owned trumpet is fine, as long as the previous owner took good care of the instrument. When purchasing a refurbished or like-new trumpet, make sure it’s in good condition.

What happened to Kanstul?

Kanstul, founder and President of Kanstul Musical Instruments died in Anaheim, California following a short but quickly debilitating illness at the age of 87.