What instruments are in Jupiter?

What instruments are in Jupiter?

Jupiter is now a major producer of clarinets, euphoniums, flutes, oboes, piccolos, saxophones, sousaphones, trombones and more. The secret to Jupiter’s success is that they are truly global.

Are Jupiter instruments good?

Jupiter is a well-known instrument manufacturer that makes great instruments for beginner and intermediate players. Their trumpets are reliable, easy to play, and have a great sound, but come with a high price tag.

Who makes Jupiter instruments?

KHS Musical Instruments
Established by Taiwanese company KHS Musical Instruments in 1980, Jupiter Band Instruments, Inc. is a premier manufacturer and distributor of woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments.

Where is Jupiter instruments located?

The entire Jupiter 500 series are made in China and the Jupiter 700 series are assembled in Taiwan.

Where are XO instruments made?

Mt. Juliet, TN –– KHS America, manufacturer of XO Sophisticated Brass Instruments, Jupiter Band Instruments, and many other fine brands announces the launch of its newest addition to their Professional Trombone line, the XO 1634 Tenor Trombone.

Is Jupiter a good brand of flutes?

It has a beautiful sound and an attractive case and, well, the flute itself is attractive. However, this would make a great student flute for beginners to even college students (that may be a bit of a stretch, but Jupiter provides lovely open-holed flutes or alto flutes as well).

Are Jupiter saxes any good?

Jupiter saxophones are durable, affordable and sound great! If you’re looking for a reliable beginner or intermediate saxophone, Jupiter is worth a look. A larger bell and rolled-style tone holes contribute to the sound qualities of this instrument that many compare to some of the great vintage horns of the past.

How much does a Jupiter flute cost?

Price $432.00
SKU JFL710-U
Accessories Included Durable ABS Case, Cleaning rod, Cleaning cloth and name tag.
Warranty 5 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty
Retail Price $869.00

author

Back to Top