We just received the first metal prints of SpectraTone Red in Stainless Steel, and they are insanely cool.
Even better, they measure up to the tolerances we need to make this ...
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Jason Harrelson
4 days ago
Join us for another Live Q&A Session on Sunday
Join us Sunday, December 10th at 1pm for our next Live Q&A Session
Visit Harrelson Trumpets on YouTube and click "follow" here
We will discuss how to use Backerkit, why we l...
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Jason Harrelson
6 days ago
SS or Ti?
The most common question I have received on SpectraTone Red, "What's the difference between Stainless Steel and Titanium Hybrid variations?"
They are the same efficiency rating
Titanium is 45% lighter than Stainless Steel
SS can be flame colored - I will post a video and p...
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Jason Harrelson
6 days ago
Live Q&A Session #1
We just finished our first Live Q&A session on YouTube.
Topics covered include:
Titanium vs SS vs Brass
Rim profiles
Efficiency variables
Topology, Lattice structures, and A...
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Jason Harrelson
7 days ago
SpectraTone RED Mouthpiec
Share your thoughts
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Jason Harrelson
8 days ago
Questions for Jason
I'm happy to answer questions about SpectraTone Red here on Backerkit, so everyone interested can see our conversations. I believe that what separates the work of a small innovative shop from the corporate giants in the world of musical instrument design and production is cust...
We just received the first metal prints of SpectraTone Red in Stainless Steel, and they are insanely cool.
Even better, they measure up to the tolerances we need to make this project a success. While this isn't the final design, these sample prove that the new Hybrid body will take shape very quickly.
Remember, today is the last day you can save up to 50% on SpectraTone Red, as pledge levels will expire this evening. You can still pre-order and get delivery before this new mouthpiece is offered to the public in March.
I'm happy to answer questions about SpectraTone Red here on Backerkit, so everyone interested can see our conversations. I believe that what separates the work of a small innovative shop from the corporate giants in the world of musical instrument design and production is customer service. You can learn exactly how and why from the designer and producer, first-hand by asking me questions.
I've fit thousands of professional players with mouthpieces, and thousands of amateur and semi-pro players as well.
The most common question I have received on SpectraTone Red, "What's the difference between Stainless Steel and Titanium Hybrid variations?"
They are the same efficiency rating
Titanium is 45% lighter than Stainless Steel
SS can be flame colored - I will post a video and photos later this month
Ti can be color anodized - I will post a video and photos likely in January
Titanium is more expensive because the cost to manufacture is nearly the entire mark-up price in this campaign. With that said, Ti is pretty darn cool.
Hello,
I've played nearly every mouthpiece on the market (and own almost all of them). I'm most looking forward to experimenting with these in an effort to using a larger 20pc kit for education. I'm tired of recommending the "standard" rim shapes or contours and want to personalize it for when my son eventually picks up the horn. What are your experiences with the modular system? Looking forward to this!
We just finished our first Live Q&A session on YouTube.
Topics covered include: Titanium vs SS vs Brass Rim profiles Efficiency variables Topology, Lattice structures, and Additive Manufacturing Rumors & Dreams clients who pre-orders SpectraTone Red Play test on Rumors & Dreams trumpets
