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Jupiter JCR700Q Bb Cornet Outfit
Catalogue No: ibJUP-JCR700Q
The Jupiter JCR700 Bb Cornet is the ideal instrument for beginning students or those wishing to join a community brass band. A great sounding Cornet made of durable materials at a good price. Fun fact; if you were to stretch out a trumpet and a cornet, they would be the same length. What makes the cornet different from the trumpet though is the shape of the bore.
£509.00
-£169.00
£678.00
What they say
This new JCR-700 model is a great sounding Cornet made of durable materials at a good price. In providing world class quality instruments, Jupiter not only painstakingly select the finest materials from all over the globe, but make instruments by skilled craftsmanship under strict quality control procedures. With their commitment to education projects their name has become synonymous with quality at affordable prices.
Specs
Body: Clear lacquered brass
Bell: Clear lacquered yellow brass
Bell Diameter: 120.6mm (4.75")
Bore Size: medium-large (11.68mm/0.46")
Valves: Top sprung stainless steel
Finger rings: Adjustable third valve slide ring, first valve thumb hook, two waterkeys
Mouthpiece: Jupiter 9E
Accessories: Backpack style case, polishing cloth, and valve oil
ibJUP-JCR700Q
The Jupiter JCR700 Bb Cornet is the ideal instrument for beginning students or those wishing to join a community brass band. A great sounding Cornet made of durable materials at a good price. Fun fact; if you were to stretch out a trumpet and a cornet, they would be the same length. What makes the cornet different from the trumpet though is the shape of the bore.