Cerveny CVTR 792-3 Bass Trumpet

Bell (Material)	Gold Brass
Lead Pipe Material	German Silver
Finish	Clear Lacquered
Incl. Mouthpiece	Yes
Incl. Case / Gigbag	No

Bell (Material)

Gold Brass

Lead Pipe Material

German Silver

Finish

Clear Lacquered

Incl. Mouthpiece

Yes

Incl. Case / Gigbag

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Strong bass trumpet for a good price!

Gerni, 03.09.2013

My search has finally come to an end :-)

I have been searching for a suitable instrument for my group (Brassquintett) for a long time. I have tried before two other Basstrompeten, which come however from a more favorable segment (<500EUR). They were ok, but not outstanding. After putting aside a bit of money, I wanted to try something new and came across this. Here is my assessment after about three weeks of use and some performances:

Per:
- very good response. Plays absolutely loosely and it comes a lot of air through. You do not have to press and repair unnecessarily. The sound comes almost by itself :-)
- Processing has been very successful. You always feel like you have a very high quality instrument in your hand. The goldmessing looks very noble. The valves do not rattle at all and the machine is very successful.
- Features: to the standard features like water flap and march fork attachment, a trigger for the 3rd valve with a separate water flap, which is not shown in the photo, is added
- The sound was most important to me and that convinced me completely. If you want soft and tenorhorn-like sounds, you get it and you can just as well make it a sharp-sounding trombone and perfect for posting or "ff" places and this is perfect for my group and I no longer need two instruments take
- also part of the sound - intonation:
very well done. The lower B / C (bass / violin key) is slightly too deep. The usual suspects like C / D, D / E or Es / F fit. In itself the device is quite good and I was glad that I do not have to press or drop.
- Price: Even if 1890EUR appear much, the bas-trumpet is worth it. Especially for the whole package one finds in my opinion few for under 2000EUR (it does not always have to be Baumann, Miraphone or Kanstul ^ ^)

Cons:
- I personally found the included mouthpiece not so great. Play the Cerveny now with a Schilke 40.
- regarding processing, repair or Pflege I can say nothing after the short time
- one I unfortunately have to forgive and therefore there is also "only" 4 stars and not the full 5. It is relatively heavy in the hand. Certainly for the one or the other at first also somewhat unfamiliar, but the disadvantage with this is surely also the trigger, since it brings additional weight. I think the focus should be moved somewhat towards the mouthpiece. Then, after a certain time, my arm would not be so hard either. Also the valves are built a bit "high" and so you have to raise / hold with the left hand. If this were to be improved, the instrument would be a dream!

CONCLUSION:
A wonderful instrument, which I can safely recommend any Basstrompeter / Hornisten, trombonists etc. warmly. For the price absolutely in order!

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