ROWELL Bb Trumpet Professional Trumpet for Student Brass Instruments Standard Trumpet Set with Professional Trumpet Box, Cleaning Kit,Original 7C trumpet Mouthpiece, Cloth and Gloves (Silver)

it's beautiful and heavy valves are heavy and responsive, melowtone I like the mouthpieceI use it as an intermediate level

It does need a little work, oiling valves and slides for sure but after that, it's a beauty. Quality is nice, comfort and compact is nice. Case is small and that's surprising, light weight, and cheap compared to the last trumpet I purchased.

I like this trumpet very much! Great price and plays very well! I played it as soon as it was delivered, great sound. I can’t wait to perform with it at a gig!

This gets a one star just because I can’t give it no stars. I’ve been a trumpeter for 15 years, I’ve owned a few really good trumpets, some American made and some Yamaha made. I originally bought this just to test it out as I seen a lot of GOOD reviews both in Amazon and YouTube.THIS IS A TRUTHFUL REVIEW.Everything wrong with this “horn”:Super poor craftsmanship and materials used.Horrible sound and intonation.Valves don’t line up with the holes (causes a funny background noise)I can’t tune this for nothing I kept changing the slide back and forthThe design looks like a toy and not all the “high end features” everyone is talking about.This is not worth a penny to me and wouldn’t show up to a gig with this funky thing. It sure looks good at first sight but when you get your hands on it, you quickly come to the conclusion that this is a joke.You’re better off with a King Horn or a student Bach made with decent materials.

This is the trumpet to have!!! It's worth every dollar and more!!!

I write this review as a woman that has played trumpet for over 43 years. My principle horn is a King 601. I have never found one that was more open or easy to play. This Rowell horn is simply fun. My husband asked me what I wanted for Christmas and I decided a new horn. This Rowell has every design feature of horns costing $3,000. So I took a chance. The horn is gorgeous. I had to clean, oil and wash the valves to get them to play just right. But boy does this baby sound good. Well worth every penny. If you can't go many places, this is a good time to take back up an old hobby. I think diamonds are nice, but you can't play jazz on them, and they don't shine like my new horn does.

The horn itself looks and sounds nice. But as I first looked at it valve one had a nick on it where you place your finger. Also valve one and two were getting stuck completely down a week into playing. I had to remove bottom valve cap and push it back up. Might of kept it nick on valve in all but valve sticking no one wants to deal with. Tried it cause on sale but will buy a more expensive horn. Intermediate Player