My BAC Custom Trombone 

thanks for liking and subbing, it helps the channel out a lot. I appreciate you all

Always interesting content. It’s funny about bones-a lot of times you hear a chart for a big band and while the bones are under the trumpets and the saxes are doing their own thing, the trombones really make it sound full and sweet.

amazing video, I like the way you teaching, like also adding some of text of important points, great

It's the earl williams 4 bell it's designed for a .522 bore that why it feels so big....dou bore horns play bigger than straight bore horns also....looks like a beautiful work of art

Wow. That is awesome. Totally does sound dark and not like a small bore. This fellow must be a master craftsman. I look forward to learning more about BAC horns and especially your mode.

That Trombone looks so cool comparing to the one I use in my school, keep up the good content!

Really dig the video man! Been watching for awhile. Love the satin brush instruments, absolutely adore my Edwards satin .500

Love the horn, has a great look to it

Hello Paul, thank you for your useful contributions! Would you consider once talking about Jimmy Cleveland's style and equipments?

Is it just me or is the editing kinda distracting with all the clicks & subtitles? They seem random rather than intentionally placed for emphasis & at 4:04 it says "DEEMED" when he says "DINGED". Otherwise love what you're saying in the vid Paul, thanks for sharing.

@PaulTheTrombonist, I’ve been thinking about buying a Paseo model trombone from BAC. Do you recommend I get the Paseo, an XO 1634 Tenor Trombone, or an XO 1632 Tenor Trombone?

I thought this was Boston crusaders oops

1 more ken burns effect and a bold work with a clicking noise and this video will be trending!