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Revelation Series Professional Flugelhorn is a professional flugelhorn with a 159mm heat-treated gold brass bell, a 10.5mm ML bore, stainless steel piston valves with an upper spring system, a third piston slide trigger, a small American shank receiver and black mother of pearl valve buttons.
Rich sound, real intonation control, and a trigger where you need it.
The Revelation Series Flugelhorn offers rich sound, superb comfort and outstanding intonation for the professional musician who demands the very best.
A flugelhorn lives or dies on the low and middle register, and that is where the heat-treated gold brass bell and the ML bore do their work. The third piston slide trigger is not decoration on this horn. Flugelhorns run sharp in the lower register and the trigger is how you fix it while playing rather than between phrases.
| Key | Bb |
| Bell | 159mm gold brass, heat treated |
| Bore | 10.5mm, ML |
| Valves | Stainless steel pistons, upper spring system |
| Third Slide | Piston slide trigger |
| Receiver | Small taper American shank |
| Valve Buttons | Black mother of pearl |
| Warranty | Victory manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship |
| Built By | Victory Musical Instruments, Miami FL |
Why Does a Flugelhorn Need a Third Slide Trigger?
Flugelhorns go sharp on low D and C sharp. A third piston slide trigger lets you push the slide out with the ring finger while the note is sounding, so the pitch is corrected in real time. Without it you are lipping down and losing tone to do it.
What Does a Gold Brass Bell Change?
Gold brass carries more copper than yellow brass. It is warmer and darker, with a slower attack, which is exactly what a flugelhorn is for. Heat treating the bell settles the metal and gives a more even response across the range.
What Mouthpiece Does This Take?
It has a small taper American shank receiver, so it takes a standard American shank flugelhorn mouthpiece. A trumpet mouthpiece will not seat correctly and will wreck the intonation.
Who Is This Flugelhorn For?
Professional trumpet players who double, big band and commercial section players, worship musicians and studio players who need a true flugelhorn voice rather than a muted trumpet.
| Key | Bb |
| Bore | 10.5mm / ML |
| Bell | 159mm gold brass |
| Pistons | Stainless steel |
| Third Slide | Trigger |
| Shank | Small American |