LOTUS TRUMPETS & MOUTHPIECES ARE SIMPLY EASIER TO PLAY
THEY OFFER YOU AN INCREDIBLE SOUND, IMPROVED ACCURACY, AND THE SECURITY TO TAKE GREATER RISKS
ENJOY A STRONGER SENSE OF CONFIDENCE AND HAVE MORE FUN PLAYING THAN EVER BEFORE
LOTUS TRUMPETS & MOUTHPIECES ARE SIMPLY EASIER TO PLAY
THEY OFFER YOU AN INCREDIBLE SOUND, IMPROVED ACCURACY, AND THE SECURITY TO TAKE GREATER RISKS
ENJOY A STRONGER SENSE OF CONFIDENCE AND HAVE MORE FUN PLAYING THAN EVER BEFORE
CLASSIC
A standard sized trumpet with major Lotus updates
Played by Lotus Artist Ryan Kisor
BELL
Shape:
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37 inspired taper
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Final Diameter: 130mm (5.12")
Bell material:
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Yellow Brass one-piece
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Brass/Bronze two-piece
This bell is inspired by the standard 37 shape used by many
in the industry.
We did the usual LOTUS magic on the stem taper to improve sound quality and intonation and increase resonance.
Leadpipe
Receiver:
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Lightweight
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Machined in Bronze
Leadpipe:
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Lightweight
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Machined in Brass
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0.6mm (.024") wall thickness
We machine our own leadpipes to ensure accuracy of proper taper and wall thickness.
This results in superior note targeting, accuracy and enriches your sound.
TUNING SLIDES
Available with 3 Slide Options:
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Yellow Brass
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Phosphor Bronze
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Nickel Silver
The tuning slide material greatly affects the sound and feel of the horn.
Each trumpet comes with 2 slides of your choosing
VALVE CAPS
Can Ship with multiple options:
Top Caps:
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Light
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Heavy
Bottom Caps
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Light
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Medium
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Heavy Cap for 3rd valve
Each trumpet comes with light weight top caps, medium bottom caps set and 1 heavy bottom cap
Feedback from Lead players, Jazz soloists, Orchestra Principal players and everyone in between is the same:
This is the Bb trumpet that you've always wished for.
If you are happy on a standard sized instrument and don't really need a bigger bell or any fancy bells-and-whistles, or if you are in a section setting that requires you to match tone color and general projection with others, this is Lotus trumpet for you.
Ryan Kisor (Lead trumpet Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra) fell in love with his immediatley when Adam Rapa delivered it to him in person. He was surprised at how easily it played in all registers and tone colors and that it took him no time at all to switch. He was using it on the gig the same week.