Pictures of your trumpet & the what & why

Schilke B1

It’s a very versatile horn and serves me well in Jazz, Symphonic, and Ensemble playing. A thing I really appreciate about it is how well in tune it is compared to many horns. I, of course, need to use the tuning slides but far less than on my Old’s Studio that was my last horn. My only regret is that my skin pH is such that I tarnish silver very quickly, so it’s virtually impossible to keep it shiny. I also have a Bach Strad C trumpet, a Paris Selmer Piccolo, and a Dillon Fluglehorn.