New Model - Kingwood Trumpet

[gergg]

I have had quite a few guys asking me if I would consider making a more traditional shape on my trumpets, this is my first one. I tried to incorporate some of the features from my original design, while creating a tapered look. I really enjoyed building this trumpet, and will offer it as an option from now on.

[Terry]

I personally prefer this look myself. Well done Greg

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[gergg]

I personally prefer this look myself. Well done Greg

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Thanks Terry.....here are a few pics where we can see the whole trumpet at once.

[guesswho]

Now were talking.  Well done!

[EZ]

 

[davisd9]

Very nice! I prefer a sleeker look as well.

[Bedge7767]

Looks good.

[buckmark13]

Nice looking call!  Do you have a site?

[Chad]

Both designs are great, but the new design blends in with all the rest of the trumpets. I think your previous design makes your trumpet more identifiable from other maker's trumpets.

[Southerngobbler]

The new one gets my vote

[Les C]

Very nice Gregg. I like it.

[crow]

Sharp looking trumpet, very nice

I like this sleek "classic" look

I like the more tapered transition of the wood going into the ferrel on this style

[outdoors]

I like the traditional a lot better.......

[gergg]

Both designs are great, but the new design blends in with all the rest of the trumpets. I think your previous design makes your trumpet more identifiable from other maker's trumpets.

Thanks Chad....Yes, my original design was an attempt to create something a bit unique and identifiable. I do understand the interest in a classic look, guess it is good to have options for anyone interested in trying one of my horns.

Greg

[gergg]

Very nice! I prefer a sleeker look as well.

Appreciate it, I look forward to turning more of these.