YTR-9445NYS-YM Descatalogado

The new YM bell flares more steeply than the YS4 bell, contributing to its exceptionally well-defined pitch center and flexible tone. The bell is the only difference from the YS4 equipped YTR-9445NYS model, indicated by a “YM” bell type inscription following the model number.

The YM bell has a bottom seam that provides optimum balance with the reduced wall thickness, acoustically optimized valve casing and lighter pistons.

Con la utilización de un tudel original Malone Pipe™ (MB1) y un receptor de boquilla menos profundo, hemos conseguido mejorar el timbre y la respuesta a la vez que hemos logrado una resistencia al aire ideal para el músico. Malone Pipe™ Basado en los tudeles diseñados por el famoso artesano de instrumentos de metal Bob Malone, el modelo Malone Pipe está disponible en varias afinaciones, ofreciendo una respuesta rápida, una afinación muy precisa y una uniformidad tímbrica inigualable. Bob Malone, que originalmente era trompetista, abrió su taller artesano de instrumentos de metal en Los Angeles en 1983. Los trompetistas acudían a su tienda a que les personalizase sus instrumentos. Su diseño original de tudel ha recibido elogios desde todos los ámbitos, y todavía sigue siendo muy valorado entre los trompetistas. Desde que Bob se incorporó al equipo de Investigación y Desarrollo de Yamaha en 2001, su diseño Malone Pipe ha estado presente en buen número de modelos de la serie Xeno Artist y de la serie Custom. Aportando riqueza y brillo al timbre, además de una proyección excelente, el diseño Malone Pipe permite la máxima expresividad musical.

The reduced wall thickness and acoustically optimized valve casing and lighter pistons, as well as the modified angle of the branch tube (Knuckle, marked blue in the photo), result in improved response and provide the performer with an ideal appropriate resistance.Modifications to the shapes of the piston button, top cap, and bottom cap, as well as production refinements, have made it possible to deliver a deeper tone while improving projection.

A conventional square crook is used (the Chicago model has a semi-square crook), while the socket of main tuning slide brace (marked blue in the photo) has been taller and made brace heavier to achieve blowing resistance and vivid tonality that add up to brilliant presence in orchestral settings.

The weight distribution of the water key and base has been revised for more playing versatility and easier access to the high notes.

The shape and position of the bell braces has been modified to achieve better weight balance that results in quicker response and livelier tone with a solid tonal core.

Shorter 1st slide has done away with the characteristic 1st piston intonation instability that can occur with a C trumpet. Intonation adjustment and tonal flexibility have been substantially improved.

The slide stopper is used to prevent the trumpet slides from coming off the instrument. The slide stopper is made of silicone rubber, which does not discolor the instruments finish like regular rubber does. It can be left in place while playing. (Length: 12 cm)

The TRC-800E double case features a backpack-style design for ease of tranwsport and new designed side pocket.