1 on 1 Testing
Trying to decide between two models? The team take this task very seriously - two products enter, but only one can leave. If you enjoy this article, you can also check out the full version here.
The first product we will be looking at is the Roy Benson MOD.PT-302.
And now we will have a look at our second product, the Queen Brass.
Taking a look at the features of the Roy Benson MOD.PT-302
Next up a tiny 9.1-inch trumpet with a larger than average bell measuring 4.9-inches that delivers a triumphant, clarion-like projection with rich character.
Taking a closer look at the features of the Queen Brass
This next pocket trumpet is remarkably loud for its 10.5-inch stature. It seems strongly made which is a nice surprise given it has a low price and a lighter weight to it.
HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON | |
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Roy Benson MOD.PT-302 |
Queen Brass |
| KEY FEATURES | |
+ Premium material choices. |
+ Easy action. |
| WHAT OUR TEAM THOUGHT | |
It is a powerfully impressive mini-horn, it is very well-manufactured and competitively priced despite sharing some features with their high-end versions. |
It is pretty well-made for a low-end model, it has a bright tone with great projection is easy to play and comes with sought after accessories. |
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