Butler Trombones Carbon Fiber Trombone Demo 

That was from Con funk shun's Fun Fun Fun

Didn't play it like TD.

Yeah dude I Heard that ayyy! :D

Bruce Kuehn I recorded it with a dry microphone very near the bell. When in a live setting, it’s very ‘brassy’. my goal was to give commercial players a feel for what it sounds like closely mic’d.

Yeah, once you put it into a natural environment instead of one which deadens the sound, it sounds fine.

Glenn Bartlett it plays similar to an old 6H as that’s what it’s based on. This video I made with varying volume control so you can hear the soft tones and not be too jarred by the really loud stuff.

Anne-Marie Gorman Doyle The timbre is extremely versatile based on what you need it to do. I chose the Mozart especially since it is commonly played on a small bore instrument even today.

Yes

I’m pretty sure it’s also Sprach Zarathustra

Frank Malone I know Guitar Center has one for about $6000

Woodwinds and brasswinds does too

Carnival

It's called La Vida Es Un Carnaval by Celia Cruz

This is an old recording and I was only using that mic you see, not a studio setup like I have now. I’m going to be recording a lot more after the holidays on real mics through Logic Pro. The price tag reflects manufacturing costs that are higher due to the technology and techniques involved. The main difference is this trombone weighs A LOT less than brass trombones. If you have shoulder, elbow, and/or hand medical issues, this trombone allows you to continue your musical life. Thank you for your comments. I appreciate everyone’s feedback.

Dan The Trombone Man true. But I also didn't use my vocal processor on this demo either. 😎

David Dickerson extremely light. There's a reason Butler calls it a featherweight slide

I recorded this with close mic and in a dry environment. If you hear one of these trombones in a Hall, they sound very much like the brass version of the instrument.

This video was shot on a vocal mic hooked into an iPhone. If you want to make judgements about the instrument, you really need to hear it live. Most pro level instruments cost in the same range as well. This is very much a working trombonist instrument. Being a trombone player and being rich have nothing to do with each other. Being rich has to do with managing finances and investing smartly. Playing trombone at a pro level has to do with practice and routines.