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The letter S is used to denote Silver Plating. Letters The use of letters is inconsistent so needs to be looked at individually for each model really. Of course this doesnt hold true for the higher pitched trumpets with tuning bells and adjustable receivers etc. The 0 represents trumpets with a reverse construction leadpipe, and the 5 represents a standard construction leadpipe. It basically alternates between a 0 or a 5 (with a few exceptions). The addition of letters as described below has been introduced to help over come the limited combinations of numbers only.Īs far as I can tell there is no specific meaning to each number other than to differentiate one from others.ĮDIT: I have realized that this description is not actually correct for the last number. I think that this system worked initially until model models and artists developed and this system simply ceased to work as intended. Ie: a 63B are both Proffesional Level, Bb, and ML bore, but the final number differentiates between the actual design of the trumpet. Any thoughts or knowledge in this area The measurements I have are as follows: 1 Step Bore (YTR-6310Z) 2 M (Medium) (YTR-6320) 3 ML (Medium Large) (YTR-6335) 4 L (Large) (eg: YTR-8445 But this doesnt have space for the S (Small) Bore or MS (Medium Small) bore, nor does it differentiate between same bore sizes, so Ill list the measurements in order and assume that the number system simply doesnt hold true anymore, other than maybe the 3 and 4 designation.

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