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Could I email you? I ask because I am interested in having saxophone pads installed on my Schiller bass flute too.

how long is it and if my marching band only has tenor trombones should I get a contra bass or just a normal bass. also is it harder to hit high notes compared to a normal bass.

Would love to see a review of the JP tenor too

If you need a bass trombone and don’t wanna spend an absolute insane amount of money on a getzen or shires. This will do completely fine, sounds great for a low price bass trombone. personally prefer hangman valves but that is really nit picky.

Is there one in the key of Bb?

for Ergonoic, I think , it's the same as King 7B bad

The Instrument Man It doesn't sound quite as stuffy as a Standard Valve Trombone.

3:57 Johannes Rochut Melodious Etude No. 2.

The Valves do give it that Juan Tizol Vibe but you can use the Main Slide to correct the intonation which is something that not alot of musicians thought about.

Save up and find a good used Holton Superbone

They actually make excellent full size tubas and euphonium. I am very happy with my Fedtivo euphonium.

Horn intonation is poor

How tall are you/ how tall is the contralto clarinet?

😱😱😱 Out of tune, forget it !!!

Bro forgor about Wessex.

Thank you, it was really helpful. I'm looking forward to buy my first sax.

Great video, superb content. Saxophone videos are my thing, it's very entertaining and interesting to me. Regarding the "cheap Chinese junk" comment, it's been a while since they made saxophones that belong in that category I'd say😊 Some might still be of questionable quality of course. Anyway, I have Selmer's and Yamaha's, and 4 inexpensive Chinese horns as well, newer ones. They no doubt hold up very well compared to the expensive brands😊 They seal well, played right out of the box. They seem to be well built, they sound good, little play etc. Quality has increased the last few years.

How is that particular horn playing after 3 years?

Hello, I was wondering how this mendini superbone has held up 2 years later. would you say it's worth buying? I have a low budget and would like something to play on to build my skill until I can buy an actual quality horn

I bought the Bundy 1440 today for 1300€!

if you have garageband you have access to all their midi drum kits to make it fully customizable

Don Ellis also played on a Holton superbone if memory serves me right

Where did you buy this Tuba?

Awesome vid but can u put some timelines? Thx very much!

anybody know the height? (not the length of the tubing, but how tall it is)

I have one olds ambassador with slide and Valves desmontable

I've been playing this for 15 years. Everything is fine.

I’d like to buy some stuff from you. Let me know

Moving that hand around in the bell can help with tuning a little bit.

It’s getting there. A little outta tune, and try and lay back a little. Kinda right on top of the beat.

Y encima tocar con la izquierda, la tontería más inútil...

What kind of mouthpiece did it come with?

First of all, I'm writing the spanish version after the English version, not sure which language I'm supposed to be writing in. I bought my TD-1 V Drums 2 years or something ago, I have been wanting to use them with my computer, to record and stream but I have no idea how to do it, I've been asking friends and they also don't know how. So please help, tell me if I need a program or what, I have understanding that one needs to download a controler or something and the computer will recognise the drums but I don't know where to find said controller/plugin or whatever. Hope you can help me, Andrea. Versión en español. Compré mi batería TD-1 aproximadamente hace 2 años, he querido utilizarla con mi computadora, para grabar y hacer videos en vivo pero no tengo idea de como hacerlo, he consultado con amigos y tampoco saben como. Así que por favor ayúdenme, díganme si necesito un programa o algo, tengo entendido que uno necesita descargar un controlados o algo y la computadora reconocerá la batería pero no se donde encontrar dicho controlador o plugin o lo que sea. Espero que puedan ayudarme, Andrea.

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Really useful video, thanks!! I live in a 3rd floor apartment and I'm thinking of getting this kit but I fear the neighbours downstairs will suffer from the bass drum :(

The shoulder cannon

You look like Ben Shapiro

Thanks for an interesting video.

It's about the size of my Indian euphonium.

Those are the Trombones that Mexican Bandas use

Wow! I wish you could have some how made this 6 years ago before I bought mine. Don't get me wrong, a sub $500 (at the time) double valve bass is an awesome find but... So, the ergonomics critique is spot on. I've tried the Neo Tech brace but it does not paly well with this horn. I'm going to seek out a bullet brace. And where the triggers are located, you and I must have similar hand size because those are exactly my findings - the F trigger is too far away and the Gb is just out of reach. But overall, it sounds good and can bark in the low register. A good horn if you have a tech that can work on it (which, 6 years later, I still need to do). And I had to add a counterweight to the tuning slide to balance the back a bit.

i guess with a trombone mouthpiece it would better, specially the low tones. These huge tuba pot is too much for the tiny little tube.

The roughness and noise of the slide may be due to them not polishing it to a high degree. Many years ago I bought a Bach 42BGO, new from a major dealer. The slide was so rough it felt like paint overspray so I sent it back. The replacement was the same. After several phone calls including a couple to Bach I found out that when CFC solvents were phased out the replacements took much longer to clean parts. To save time and solvent they only lapped the stockings, so ALL the horns came out like mine. The slide eventually wore in and was smooth and quiet. So yours may get smoother and quieter. You might think about taking a Styrofoam florists cone and sand it to fit the throat of you bass bone. Then you could use it to compare throat size and taper of other horns, because it makes such a difference in sound. Cheap is always an attraction.

Glad to know we have Tom Cruise in the low brass

the valve trombone are popular in mexico

Sounds Great keep it up man (:

Love the video! That’s super cool to get so many fun instruments! As a violinist and french horn player, I’m quite curious about the violins and horns…….I’m excited to see some more videos!

really neat! :0

Any bass trumpets in that lot?

“Cool video!” Lots of instruments too.