Adams Model A7 Custom Professional Bb Trumpet BRAND NEW

Adams Model A7 Custom Professional Bb Trumpet Overview

The Adams Model A7 Custom Professional Bb Trumpet is a large-bore 12 mm Bb trumpet designed for players who prefer a very open blowing feel and a broad, orchestral-centered sound concept. Developed through extensive collaboration with Adams Artist Guido Segers, solo-trumpet player of the Munich Philharmonic, the A7 pairs the largest Adams leadpipe option (2L) with a medium-heavy valve section to deliver a free response that supports long phrases, big dynamics, and a centered core in symphonic settings, while also appealing to jazz soloists who want maximum openness and projection.

Adams Model A7 Custom Professional Bb Trumpet Specifications

• Key: Bb
• Bore: L 12 mm
• Bell material: Gold brass
• Bell diameter: 126 mm
• Leadpipe: Adams Nr. 2L, yellow brass
• Valve section: Nickel silver balusters with bronze casing (medium heavy)
• Valves: 3 top center stainless steel
• Finish: Clear lacquered
• Gauge: 0.40
• Case: Adams gig bag
• Accessories: Valve oil, slide grease, trigger oil, cleaning cloth, slide stopper

Condition & Setup

Brand new with full manufacturer’s warranty. This instrument has been professionally set up and play-tested in our shop before shipment.

Who is the Adams A7 Bb Trumpet for?

The Adams Model A7 is a professional Bb trumpet built for advanced and professional players who want a large-bore instrument with a very open feel and the stability to support symphonic repertoire. Its 12 mm bore and Adams 2L leadpipe are specifically suited to players who favor low resistance and prefer the instrument to “get out of the way” when shaping a broad, orchestral sound.

Within the Adams lineup, the A7 stands out for its combination of the largest Adams leadpipe and a medium-heavy valve section, developed in collaboration with Guido Segers of the Munich Philharmonic. While it is primarily geared toward symphonic playing, the same open blow and strong core have also made it a practical choice for jazz soloists who want a big, free response.

Common Questions About the Adams Model A7

Is the Adams A7 suitable for professional orchestral use?

Yes. The A7 was developed with Munich Philharmonic solo trumpeter Guido Segers and is primarily geared toward symphonic playing, with a large 12 mm bore and the Adams 2L leadpipe for an open response and broad dynamic capability.

What does “large bore” mean on the A7, and how does it feel?

On the A7, large bore means a 12 mm bore. In practical terms, this is intended to feel very open blowing, with less built-in resistance and a response profile that rewards strong air support and efficient embouchure.

Can the Adams A7 work for jazz as well as classical?

Yes. Although it is designed with symphonic playing in mind, the A7 has also proved popular with jazz soloists who want an open feel and a large, projecting sound concept.

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