Kanstul CCT 920 (Bb/A Piccolo Trumpet) Review

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Kanstul CCT 920 (Bb/A Piccolo Trumpet)
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ethanmatthes's Review of Kanstul CCT 920 (Bb/A Piccolo Trumpet) Trumpets

Overall Rating

4.5 stars
  • Value for money
    5 stars
  • Appearance
    4 stars
  • Sound Quality
    4.5 stars
  • Reviewer's Musical Standard
    Intermediate
Good Points

Classic pic sound in the easier-to-play long bell design.
Value!


Bad Points

No ring-finger rest.
Amado spit-valves are standard, and I prefer the classic spit valves.
Valves not as refined as the Schilke's.


General Comments

The Kanstul CCT 920 is the best value in pic trumpets that I'm aware of. Using the Schilke P54 as the reference standard, the Kanstul matches up well in many respects. In fact, I think it's the best imitation in the under $2000 market. I don't think the Schilke's intonation is any better, but the Schilke has many excellent qualities that are difficult to quantify: It's soft and pleasant feel as you hold and play it are unmatched. Perhaps this feeling of wellness translates to better playing; I really don't know. Anyways the Schilke only comes with one keyed pipe and costs $1200 more than the Kanstul.

Kanstul's under $2000 market competitors are from Stomvi, Yamaha, B&S and Getzen. After trying all those, I believe the Kanstul best imitates the Schilke.

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