daCarbo Unica Bb Trumpet with Carbon Bell
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daCarbo Unica Bb Trumpet with Carbon Bell

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daCarbo Unica Bb Trumpet with Carbon BellOne left store display model final sale The future is here. Brass instruments are historical instruments, so most innovation has been to improve them while retaining a traditional look. daCarbo has taken a different route by employing carbon fiber for their trumpet bells. The idea is that the carbon bell can be fabricated to transfer the player's energy more efficiently, while not absorbing the energy. Yes, it still sounds like a metal trumpet, but

One left - store display model - final sale

The future is here.  Brass instruments are historical instruments, so most innovation has been to improve them while retaining a traditional look.

daCarbo has taken a different route by employing carbon fiber for their trumpet bells.  The idea is that the carbon bell can be fabricated to transfer the player's energy more efficiently, while not absorbing the energy.  Yes, it still sounds like a metal trumpet, but with a daCarbo you are more efficient.  In addition, metal trumpets with a larger bell can feel as if they close up in the high range.  This is not true for carbon.  The Unica has a larger daCarbo bell for a darker and more flexible tone, and it's a spectacular high range trumpet.

If you're in a horn line, playing R&B, rock & roll, Motown, this is your trumpet.  Better projection, easier slotting and agility, big captivating sound, light weight, looks cool, won't dent.

From the maker:

The daCarbo Unica Bb trumpet is based on the bore and design of the daCarbo Vario.

  • Carbon fiber bell with the brass rim, 128 mm (5.04''), detachable for maintenance
  • Standard finish is gloss gold lacquer
  • Piston valves, 11.7mm  (.460") ML bore
  • Includes Gard Elite leather gig bag

As with the daCarbo Tony Maier model, this Unica supports a full and warm rounded tone across its entire range. Due to the surprisingly effortless response it plays very directly. The components of the Unica correspond to the most desired combination of the Vario, the previous modular design. The Unica components are not exchangeable.

The standard finish we stock is a gold tinted lacquer finish.  For a beautiful Swiss made trumpet we think the pricing is very nice and it compares favorably with the pricing of US trumpets by Bach, Yamaha, Schilke and others.  Because of the all metal back bow you should still receive good feedback of your sound.  

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