Yamaha YTR-6610 D/Eb Trumpet

Code: 100203

The 6610S is a professional model and features a fixed bell design with a complete set of slides to convert it to either Eb or D.

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Yamaha high-pitched trumpets feature a brilliant tone with crisp clear attacks and excellent control in the high register. The YTR-6610S is a professional model and features a fixed bell design with a complete set of slides to convert it to either E^b or D. It has a durable silver-plate finish and offers highly accurate intonation.

Unique benefits

One piece yellow brass bell
Monel alloy piston valves.
Separate D & E^b tuning slides

Supplied with

The YTR-6610S is supplied with a TR14B4 mouthpiece, cleaning accessories and a hard case.

About the maker

Yamaha is a leading player in the musical instrument industry. Yamaha instruments are renowned for their exceptional build quality, reliability and manufacturing precision and consistency. Many players choose Yamaha as they are a widely respected and trusted brand.

Specification

Model: YTR-6610S
Key: D/E^b
Bell Size: Yellow brass 4.75" (120mm)
Valves: 3 Piston
Bore: Medium Bore: .445" (11.30mm)
Water Key: Lever 2
Body: Yellow Brass
Finish: Silver Plate
Lyre Box: No
Mouthpiece: TR14B4
Warranty: 2 Years

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Customer Reviews

1 Review

★★★★☆
Fantastic, Great Value
By: Verified customer, 21st April 2016
After trying out a number of different D/Eb trumpets, including the Stomvi Elite range, and Schilke E3L, I decided to buy this Yamaha. Although much cheaper than its competitors, and without the interchangeable bell system employed by the E3L, it really lives up to expectations. The tuning is stable, and doesn't lack anything a trumpet with exchangeable valves would offer. The valves are very free moving, and with regular care, cleaning and oiling, they move as fast and as freely as any other trumpet I've played. With the water key, rubber stops are used instead of the more widely used cork; it seems the rubber keys will last longer, and will be less susceptible to water damage, like their cork counterparts. The slides on my trumpet are not as free as I would have hoped, but with a bit of care, and lots of use, I think they will free up and be much more smooth, so this is not a great worry for me. Yamaha are cementing their reputation for offering both student standard, and higher, professional standard instruments.