WEIMANN: Weimann (GER) Passion B♭-GP B♭Rotary Trumpet [Okubo Wind Instrument Store

Weimann's B is receiving hot attention from professional players in Japan and abroad.♭Rotary Trumpet

We are always ready to buy (trade-in) any kind of trumpets, cornets, and flugelhorns from all over the world. Please contact Mizumoto or Nakamura at Okubo Wind Instrument Store.
Phone: 03-5386-4563
E-mail wind@tcgakki.com

Overview
Weimann B.♭Rotary trumpet, passion model. 130mm gold brass bell. Fixed mouthpipe, No. 3 rotary spring trigger. Zirnbauer valves rotary valve block. Gold plated finish. with single case (black/strap) for MB rotary with WEIMANN logo. made circa 2017.

Condition.
Scratch on #1 rotary base. Scratch on bell inner and multiple small bump scratches at the back of the bell. There were some small dents scattered on the bell, but they have all been repaired. (No other dents or repairs. In beautiful condition. All rotaries have been disassembled, cleaned and reconditioned, and each pipe has been cleaned, serviced, and reconditioned. Water key cork has been replaced.
The braze connecting the bell to the lead pipe is now threaded and can be removed, but the one we have in stock is a fixed type.

Features and Attractiveness
Made in the workshop in Kapellendorf, Germany, under the leadership of Alexander Weimann. The Passion model has attracted attention since Chris Martin of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (NY Philharmonic since 2016) and John Hagstrom began using it, and it has also been adopted by the Metropolitan Symphony, BBC Symphony Orchestra, and others. It has a smooth entry of breath and light response. Although it is a modern instrument with excellent functionality, the tone is a traditional style rooted in German tradition. It has a graceful sound that can be easily blended with strings, woodwinds, and horns.

☆For inquiries about trumpets, please contact
Phone: 03-5386-4563
Direct email wind@tcgakki.com
Okubo Wind Instrument Store
Store location 3 minute walk from the south exit of Okubo Station on the JR Sobu Line (less crowded and smoother on weekends)
2 minutes walk from Shin-Okubo Station on JR Yamanote Line
ARS Building 1F, 1-11-29 Hyakunincho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo