This instrument is in overall good condition with surface scratching throughout. The valves on this trumpet are just as buttery as all of Getzens valves are, and its got a nice big sound, perfect for anyone looking to get into trumpet.
Used Getzen 300 series D ONLY trumpet in lacquer. Its got a few lacquer blemishes where they instrument is held, plus a few additional scratches, typical of student instruments. Used Getzen 300 series D ONLY Trumpet (SN: K19512) Getzen. If you fall into that category, maybe renting a trumpet would be a good first step for you. hand hammered yellow brass Intonation Aids:First slide saddle, third slide ring Mouthpiece:7C Cornet Add to Cart. Lastly, if you’re not sure if you or your child wants to keep playing the trumpet, the high price point can be a bit off-putting when there are cheaper models available. Having said that, there are many pre-owned models you can find on eBay or maybe at a music shop near you – and used models can save you a lot of money. One definitive con is that the trumpet is harder to find than other models, as the Getzen 390 has actually been discontinued. It also has a great intonation, which beginners and pros will of course benefit from.
The trumpet itself is free-blowing and the sound is bright and pleasant. The valves look good, and the trumpet produces a beautiful tone.I think this would be classified as a student instrument. Selling a Getzen cornet that my dad left me when he passed.The horn is in great shape. The Getzen valves are fantastic – they’re very durable and easy to press down, just like the ones used on their high-end professional modesl. 1990 s SILVER PLATED GETZEN 300 SERIES CORNET USA Seller.
Although they are entry level instruments in the Getzen product line 390 and 490 Trumpets are far more than what other manufacturers consider 'student line' instruments. The 390 model from Getzen is very often mentioned by trumpet teachers and instructors as one of the best trumpets for beginners. From Getzen: 'Getzen 300/400 Series Trumpets have been used by many generations of beginning brass players.