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Hello All,
I have been playing saxophone for 8 years, but I have always wanted to play the trumpet. I have decided to do so now, but I would like some of your advice on a particular model which I am thinking of buying as my first trumpet.

What would your opinion be on the Yamaha YTR-4335G?

I am looking for a good trumpet to start on, but one that will also be good enough for the later years.

From a little research I understand that this model will take me quite far - some have even gone to say that these series of 'intermediate' horns used to be the pro-models of some decades ago?

I would very much appreciate your thoughts or comments. Thanks!

rowuk

Great deal for the money. Sounds great, in tune, easy to play. Definitely not a mistake!

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MJ

Should be fine for you. Good Luck

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tutin_trumpeta

I agree. I played one for a few years before upgrading to a YTR-636. It served me well and is very robust to boot!!

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“Life is something like a trumpet. If you don't put anything in, you won't get anything out.” - William Christopher Handy

Yamaha YTR636 Bb Trumpet
Besson Sovereign Bb Cornet
New Yorker C Trumpet (converted Bb)
Bohland & Fuchs C/Bb Trumpet
Raisen Bb Fanfare/Herald Trumpet

On loan to me:
Yamaha Xeno Bb Cornet

Previously loaned to me:
YFH631 Flugel
Getzen Eterna Eb Soprano Cornet
Boosey & Hawkes 400 Bb Bugle
Blessing D/Eb

so55

I recommend Getzen 390 or 490. Better sound, much better valves and less in price.