The History of the Thayer Valve

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Sources:
International Trombone Association Journal
- The Story of Ed Thayer and his Axial-Flow Valve
- The Axial Flow Valve Update
The Thayer Valve and It's Effect on a Generation and Beyond by David John Clovis II
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Комментарии : 17

@TheTromboneChannel Год назад

I originally posted this video almost a year ago and reuploaded it because it contained information no longer relevant.

@10Peter25 Год назад

I recently made the switch from rotor valve trombones to a trombone with a Thayer valve. I love the open low register the Thayer valve gives me. I understand that one of the advantages a rotor valve still has over the Thayer valve is that the shorter throw of the rotor valve (how much distance the thumb needs to move the trigger to activate the valve) makes it better for the nimbleness needed for virtuosic solo playing. However, I'm mostly a symphonic trombonist who doesn't play any solos, so the Thayer valve is perfect for me.

@kevinhornbuckle Год назад

Last week, here in Eugene, Oregon, Craig Bender passed away. He installed some of the Thayer valves for Ed and knew him personally. Craig once let me play around on a trombone which was headed for Charlie Vernon in Chicago. Craig was a really good guy and will be missed. He was our neighbor and loved to hear my son practicing.

@chrismanuel2471 Год назад

I'd love to hear a breakdown on other valves currently on many bespoke horns today. Hagmann vs Thayer (axial), Rotax. That "valve arms race" video would be slick!

@justinambron679 Год назад

I died every time you said Ore-eh-gone Great video tho thanks

@crtune Год назад

Typically, in engineering, a large geometry of metal on metal contact with motion means a BEARING is needed. In this case I think a set of ROLLER BEARINGS would allow for low resistance. However, this is EXPENSIVE, and depending upon the exact shape may be difficult to have solid enough surfaces with the roller bearings. I personally am still using the old fashioned Bach 42B style valve.

@yimparkming Год назад

That's why the infinity valve was invented. However, the mechanical vibration / noise is anyother problem ...

@chrishamby86 Год назад

I still play my Conn 88h with a CL-2000 which I got over 20 years ago. I think I'm just so used to the CL that anything else feels sluggish

@letbone Год назад

I have a Bach 42af"Infinity" and It's an amazing handmade costa rican tbone

@paulrodberg Год назад

Great thanks

@SuperJxl Год назад

for my 3rd trombone, if i get a tenor and not an alto ill probably get one with a thayer valve

@harleyzeth 2 месяца назад

I've always wondered why we don't dee thayer valves on other brass instruments. A euphonium with front facing thayer valves would sound awesome, in my imagination anyways

@TheTromboneChannel Месяц назад

I think it was tried and everyone ended up hating it

@harleyzeth Месяц назад

@@TheTromboneChannel Damn I wonder why? I just always thought maybe it just didn't make sense from an engineering standpoint or something. I imagine the sound quality would be amazing, especially on notes where you have 3 or more valves down.