Callet Jazz Trumpet by Kanstul
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- A very nice playing Callet Jazz trumpet by Kanstul is reviewed here. Although it was named, 'The Jazz', it is NOT limited to jazz venue's. This horn can do it all; it's a sensational player.
From CalletTrumpets.com: "The most renowned and popular of Jerry's trumpets until the advent of the SIMA, the Jazz has been used in jazz, rock, latin, and classical ensembles around the world. It's easily identified by large script "Jazz" on the left side of the bell. Utilizing an exclusive "expandabore" design, the reverse leadpipe started with a .353 bore at the end of the receiver then gradually expanded to .450 at the beginning of the tuning slide and continued to .460 at the tapered tuning crook. The gradual expansion continued around the curve of the tuning slide to its final size of .470 entering the 3rd piston. This true conical bore responds like a small bore trumpet while retaining the volume and projection for which Callet trumpets are famous. The initial Jazz bell was a Benge clone but with a larger throat for more power. Jerry custom shaped it to increase the solid core and focus of the sound while pulling each tone into excellent pitch center in all registers, even the top, top end. The conical cornet-styled bore provides a warmer and darker sound than the Soloist that preceded it. Early models of the Jazz used a conventional 3rd valve slide and a gold wash on the inside of the 4 7/8" bell (pics on right). Later models were silver throughout and added an underslung 3rd valve slide..."
Nice horns and great are your reviews. Kanstul what a quality sound by you and the horn.
Thanks, Jose. I agree; this Kanstul made Jazz is a superb horn. I've had two of them, and they were both very, very good players.
Excelent my friend! As always. I bought a studient Besson 609 by Kantsul some months ago. Good trumpet actually
Very nice! I've had one and, I agree, not a bad trumpet at all. I know most of us spend more than we should on horns, but I played a student Bach once that was a phenomenal horn. It would have been good enough for me for the rest of my life. :)
Awesome as always. I always have envy problems after watching your stuff. Confession is good for the soul. 😃
Well, bear in mind I'm playing pretty simple stuff AND I have a good sound setup now. :) Gotta say that when I practice fundamentals... It isn't nearly so appealing. :)
I play with my left hand lower than typical on my horn. I actually put my index finger through the 3rd valve slide with my other 3 fingers below the slide. I started doing that 20 years ago when I was in high school to keep from putting too much pressure into my chops. If I try to put too much pressure with my left hand, this grip wants to make the horn pivot down and not put as much pressure on my top lip. Having said all that, I still don’t think I would like a 3rd valve slide ring on the bottom of the slide.
Agreed. I always thought the third slide, when underslung, was a power grip. Apparently, the French Besson first used this - as an attempt to keep the left hand away from the bell, allowing more bell 'ring'. I just read this recently and thought, 'Oh, I had it figured all wrong.' :) Thanks for commenting, Mark.
You sound better on this horn.Nice smooth sound
I've heard a lot about Jerry Callet - but he designed a tremendous horn here. Very easy tone production and, like the Committe, a step-bore horn. Winds up at .470 but not hard to play at all. Really, I like the reverse-leadpipe Strads too. A little easier blow.
Great video once again Jonathan. I enjoyed it. You should do a video on your audio equipment setup and how it works. I'd be curious to know how to do that myself some day. :)
Will do! I did one here while back (see a few months back) and for some reason, the pic was kind of inverted. But I need to revisit the thought, I've had a few guys ask. I'll give it a shot! :)
@@JonathanMilam1 sweet. I didn't realize you had one already. I go back and take a look. thanks!
Hi Jonathan Acb 1.25cds trumpet mouthpiece come today its shorted shank.really nice for Jazz and Salsa and also use 1.25cs top and A1 backbore...hey Man you have also relaxing voice listen to Mp3 headphones have you ever thinging start to make Asmr whispering voice videos?best Regarts Juha
Juha; Congrats on your new mouthpiece! I've thought about narrating some for Kindle books, so yes... I do work on the voice, and I like it soft and soothing. :) Good to hear from you, Juha.