Your best choice is to go to a local music store. DONT buy from eBay, because they don't have good quality ones.
As a jazz Trumpet player myself buying a trumpet is a case of your finance and your level of aptitude.
Generally Trumpets come in three flavours Student, intermediate and professional. The cost changes accordingly.
I learned to play when I was a kid using a Skylark trumpet which was a cheap Chinese made instrument. Eventually (After 5 years) it literally fell to pieces. (This cost $10 from a second hand store)
My son has started to learn to play and I have bought him a Yamaha 1335 which is a learners trumpet but has most of the features of a more expensive one. (About $400)
I personally play a 1952 Getzen Super Deluxe Trumpet, A Getzen Sevrinson 1974, a York (B&H stencil), and a Rudy Muck from 1958. However if I had the money available I'd invest in a an Olds super recording trumpet from 1957. These range from about $800 to $1500. These are all old but professional level collectors horns. Modern good brands are Conn, Getzen, Yamaha, Jupiter (A cheap copy of the Yamaha).
You can buy from Ebay, but you have to know what to look for. Many of the legitamate music shops use Ebay to supplement their income and therefore sell reasonable quality instruments. But as the previous poster intimated there are a lot of junk brass instruments out there and they don't all necessarily compe from China.
China assembles almost all the brass instruments in the world for the top named companies in Europe and the states so just saying they are Chinese isn't really a measure of quality. It's whose stamp is on the horn that usually tells you if its worth buying.
bach and Yamaha trumpets are the best to get. plus silver trumpets have better tone quality :)
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The best type of trumpet to get is considered to be the Bach Stradivarius. That's what I have, and it is great. =)
CS
Actually, that is all a matter of opinion. Bach and Yamaha are very good production instruments, but most custom horns are as good or better. But the main criteria is, whatever fits the player is probably the best choice.
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Any music shop should have trumpet snakes for sale either individually or as part of a trumpet care package.
See the related links section for some links to order snakes online.
There could be a number of things in the bell. Clean it with a trumpet cleaning snake and run water through it.
No. When I clean my trumpet, I only use warm water and a pipe snake. I also boil my mouthpieces for about 10 mins.
On the internet...or go to a trumpet professional.
Find a trumpet teacher who will teach you.
Find the nearest search engine and search the words... "Family Guy sheet music for the trumpet"
do you mean a trumpet snake? it is a pipe snake fashioned for the trumpet to make cleaning it easier.
You should never bathe your trumpet. Use brushes and a trumpet snake to clean the inside, and a polishing cloth to clean the outside.
There could be a number of things in the bell. Clean it with a trumpet cleaning snake and run water through it.
suck a trumpet then you will find out. believe me then you will find out
No. When I clean my trumpet, I only use warm water and a pipe snake. I also boil my mouthpieces for about 10 mins.
There is no trumpet fool
I play trumpet and have it if you want it.
On the internet...or go to a trumpet professional.
On a trumpet.
Find a trumpet teacher who will teach you.
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While trumpets are made of metals which will not rust, they can tarnish and be otherwise damaged by a lot of water. You should never submerge your trumpet in water to clean it. Go out and spend $15 on a cleaning kit and use a trumpet snake to clean the inside of the tubing.