ACB Doubler's Piccolo Trumpet: A great entry-level professional piccolo

ACB Doubler's Piccolo Trumpets: an incredible value!

The ACB Doubler's Piccolo is perfect if you want a great playing professional piccolo trumpet without spending upwards of $2,000-$3,000 for a horn you might only need a few days per year. This is a horn that can start paying for itself after only a few wedding/holiday gigs. If you need an excellent piccolo trumpet at an amazing price, this is the horn you've been looking for!

Give us a call at 816-410-0826 or email with any questions.

Here's a shocking comparison video between the ACB Doubler's picc and a $5500 Scherzer!

Specifications

• Trumpet Shank receiver (pipes in Bb and A) Cornet receiver (pipes in Bb and A)
• 4 valve
• .448 bore
• Stainless steel valves
• ACB Precision Valve Alignment on every Doubler's piccolo trumpet
• ACB case (lightweight but sturdy)
• Unbranded piccolo trumpet mouthpiece included (we recommend upgrading to an or the new short shank )

This is a great piccolo trumpet for someone who is looking for a great, professional level trumpet that won't break the bank. We get them from a factory (where they're made to our specs), and then modify them and playtest them at our shop. Each horn comes with a semi-hard gig bag-esque case and a stock mouthpiece. 

A review from our customer Michael on 8/3/2017:

"5 STARS! AWESOME! This horn plays great! I put it through the tests playing both sides Bb/A. Both play great and the horn is so easy to play after playing something else that I don't have to worry about transitioning between them. This is awesome!"

Our Doubler's piccolo trumpet is also very popular with serious amateur players. With the combination of quality and price point, this is a great opportunity to get into piccolo trumpet playing just for fun. Our customer Scott wrote the following about his Doubler's piccolo trumpet in our new :

"Very happy with this horn. I had been playing on a loaner Yamaha, and decided I needed to get my own piccolo trumpet. Not being a regular player, picking up something on the affordable side was a requirement. From my limited playing, moving from the Yamaha to the ACB Doubler was simple with no noticeable change in sound or performance. The valves are smooth and responsive, the sound is light and regal. And the satin finish is a nice variation in appearance. From a non-professional opinion, I cannot recommend this horn highly enough for the player with limited opportunities to play."

Here's a video of the Doubler's picc AFTER our modifications... it's pretty stellar and really, really fun to play!

FYI I played like 5 notes before this video. I was so excited to share the sounds with you all I had to run up and grab the video camera!

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