Schilke E3L

Schilke E3L
D-Eb Trumpet
Chemical Cleaned, Valve alignment, balanced slide action, Custom medium weight receiver. 

Precision valve alignment to improve response and location of partials

Precision designed receivers to improve sound core and tuning issues. 

Position receiver and set Gap to achieve the most resonant sound. 
Added mass and length greatly improved sound core 


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