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Yamaha YTR-9335NY-BR III 'Xeno' New York Series Professional Bb Trumpet

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Yamaha YTR-9335NY-BR III 'Xeno' New York Series Professional Bb TrumpetYamaha YTR 9335NY BR III Bb Trumpet Overview The Yamaha YTR 9335NY BR III is a brand new Xeno Artist Model New York Series Bb trumpet in BR configuration, developed in close cooperation with David Bilger. The BR Artist Model concept advances the Xeno platform by emphasizing a flexible, brilliant sound and agile control while preserving the accurate, dependable intonation the Xeno line is known for. Its BR type construction uses extensive brass

Yamaha YTR-9335NY-BR III Bb Trumpet Overview

The Yamaha YTR-9335NY-BR III is a brand-new Xeno Artist Model New York Series Bb trumpet in BR configuration, developed in close cooperation with David Bilger. The BR Artist Model concept advances the Xeno platform by emphasizing a flexible, brilliant sound and agile control while preserving the accurate, dependable intonation the Xeno line is known for. Its BR-type construction uses extensive brass components, including a full brass valve casing and brass valve caps, to support a freer response and brighter tonal profile with a centered core.

Yamaha YTR-9335NY-BR III Bb Trumpet Specifications

  • Key: Bb
  • Series: Xeno Artist Model New York Series (BR type)
  • Bore: .459"
  • Bell: Yellow brass, 4.84", YL3 Taper
  • Collaboration: Developed in close cooperation with David Bilger
  • Valve Casing: BR-type all-brass upper and lower valve casing
  • Valve Caps: Brass top and bottom caps (BR type)
  • Bell: Narrower taper toward the valve casing with a square-cornered bell bow
  • Rim/Curl Construction: French bead rim curl
  • Finish: Gold Lacquer
  • Case: Yamaha TRC-801E Hardshell Case
  • Accessories: Yamaha TR-17B4 mouthpiece, valve oil, cleaning cloth

Condition & Setup

This instrument is brand new and includes the full manufacturer’s warranty. As an authorized Yamaha dealer, we ship this trumpet with a professional inspection and play-test to verify proper mechanical function, valve action, and overall performance prior to delivery. Free shipping is included.

Who the YTR-9335NY-BR III Bb Trumpet is For

The Yamaha YTR-9335NY-BR III is a professional Bb trumpet designed for players who want the New York Xeno feel with a BR-type balance of brilliance, flexibility, and defined resistance. In practical terms, the BR specification shifts key components to brass (rather than the standard Xeno Artist Model two-piece valve casing that pairs a nickel silver upper section with a brass lower section), which reduces mass and contributes to a freer playing feel and a brighter tonal response.

This model is well suited to orchestral, commercial, and solo work where secure pitch, a strong tonal core, and confident upper-register response are priorities. The bell design that narrows toward the valve casing and the square-cornered bell bow are intended to provide ideal blowing resistance and a more three-dimensional sound with a centered core, while the French bead rim curl improves the feedback the performer receives.

Common Questions About the Yamaha YTR-9335NY-BR III

What does the BR type mean on the YTR-9335NY-BR III?

BR refers to a Yamaha Xeno Artist Model configuration that uses more brass parts, including an all-brass valve casing and brass valve caps, to support a brighter tone and a freer, more flexible response while maintaining Xeno-accurate intonation.

How is the BR valve casing different from the standard Xeno Artist Model?

The standard Xeno Artist Model uses a two-piece valve casing with a nickel silver upper section and a brass lower section. On the BR type, both the upper and lower sections are brass, and the top and bottom caps are also brass, changing the instrument’s mass and contributing to a more open feel and increased brilliance.

Who developed the New York Series BR type?

The New York series BR type was developed in close cooperation with David Bilger and is based on traditional styling with refinements aimed at presence, brilliance, and solid playing resistance.

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★★★★★ 5
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Greg
Birmingham, US
★★★★★ 3
Good but better options out there.
Good ball, but is a cheaper version of the Foamster sold online. The rope is cheap and comes apart, and can be abrasive to a dogs mouth. The Foamster uses a higher quality ball and are more durable and use grippy biothane straps rather than cheap rope. They are also made to order in the USA with lots of fun colors. Worth the extra money if your dog likes these balls.
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Kristen
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★★★★★ 5
Fun toy for fetch
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Daisy loves this toy. I found it from her dog trainer, and it makes rewarding her with a quick tug of war and fetch really easy. Also it’s shockingly durable. It looks like foam, but she has not destroyed this one.
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Yaidaliz
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★★★★★ 5
Great durable ball
One of my dog’s favorite toy. We have had this ball for almost a year and it is still intact. My Doberman loves it and has not been able to destroy it. The size is comparable to s tenis ball. It has a little weight to it witch makes it easy to trow further.
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Rachel D Lopes
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Best toy I’ve ever gotten for my dog
The toy allows you to interact with your dog in a way that I didn’t realize was so important until I adopted a dog who was ball obsessed and a bit disconnected. We have bonded so much over this toy and it has held up so much better than 95% of the toys I’ve gotten, which have all been labeled as high-quality or durable. It is perfect for playing fetch and for tugging, as well as training. The only thing worth noting is that the rope is thin enough that it can be uncomfortable to tug with a large or strong dog. I usually wrap a leash around my hip and hook it to the rope when we are doing intense tugging (because my 75 pound dog would win otherwise). If you do go for a tug toy that has a more comfortable handle, it will not bounce and be easy for a dog to run around with in the same way. This rope makes the weight heavily in favor of the ball, so it acts more like a ball and the dog is more inclined to grab the ball. I think this toy finds right balance of ball to rope.
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