Jupiter 466 Series Convertible 3-Valve Marching Euphonium
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If you need a euphonium that can go from the football field to the concert hall, look no further.
Bb convertible with .570" bore and 11" bell. First-rate nickel silver pistons, lacquered brass finish. Includes deluxe hardshell case with wheels and valve oil.
In recent years Jupiter's quality and consistency have skyrocketed due to the hiring of the world's best design engineers. Components are generated by computerized machinery with incredible precision so the highly trained craftspeople can concentrate almost entirely on exacting assembly and setup. All pads are hand seated, all valves and tuning slides are hand lapped, and all keys are hand aligned and adjusted. High-quality durable finishes are applied by hand, and each instrument is personally inspected and play-tested before leaving the factory.
Features
- Key: Bb
- Bore: .570-inch
- Bell: 11-inch
- Bell Material: Yellow Brass
- Valves: 3 Stainless Steel Pistons
- Features: Weight: 8.1 lbs; Left Shoulder Carry
- Case: Yes
- Mouthpiece: Yes
466 Series Convertible 3-Valve Marching Euphonium Specifications:
- Key: Bb
- Bore: .570"
- Bell: 11"
- Bell Material: Yellow brass
- Valves: 3 Stainless steel pistons
- Features: Weight: 8.1 lbs; Left shoulder carry
- Case: Hard case with wheels
- Mouthpiece: Yes
- Finish: Lacquer (Silver Available as Special Order)
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Comments about Jupiter 466 Series Convertible 3-Valve Marching Euphonium:
I marched one of these for a year or two, and I have to say I'd rather not have to again. It's a lot easier on the arms than a marching baritone, and needless to say a marching euphonium, and the tone quality is much better than most marching baritones I've tried out. It's ok for less experienced players, but a 4th valve is fairly important in fixing its intonation problems and extending the range of the instrument. The tone quality is also lacking and the valves are some of the loudest I've ever played on. It's great for beginners, but even intermediate players will need a lot more.
Comments about Jupiter 466 Series Convertible 3-Valve Marching Euphonium:
We got these instruments to save money and get good instruments in the concert band. These horns did the job. They play as well as much more expensive horns indoors and out. the only problem we had was getting our players used to playing them on the shoulder. An excellent dual purpose horn.
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