Tromba Jazzbone - Review and demonstration 

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vii,or VII?😃

Oooohhhhh that’s a good point

There'll be like 3 positions lol

@@joecrosstfxc9566 exactly

no.

@@rollingnsmoking hey youre in the trombone cult with me

@@leecoker7562 so it would seem

Euan Zhang agreed, i had to sit back down after that one too.

That and 'let me reassemble the slide......takes no more than 7 or 8 minutes' had me dying!! XD

On a jizzbone, presumably...

Assorted liquids 😂😂😂

Ask it to swallow.

yo need sum jizzvalves on yo tromboner

Same

Same

Me too. But I also play the trumpet, trombone, baritone, organ, piano, guitar and maybe some more. :)

same lol

Mattias Olsson Trumpet, Alto trombone, tenor trombone, baritone, French horn, and piano

he buys them on sites like ebay. thats why most of them are not in great condition

@@noapleb5397 that's an amazing insult

@@mihailmilev9909 I don't remember

Comes from the french word for paperclip, though it could also just be an extension of the word Tromba, which was the name for trumpet in a buncha countries

or are they made of bone?

What world do you live in, where bone is associated with anything other than the TROMbone, which comes from Italian, where it means large trumpet?

@@colejackson6396 "Axe" was a common slang for a horn in america, so anything could possibly be used to refer to an instrument. Similar to how "keys" can be used to refer to any instrument using a keyboard layout, the exception being accordion or other keyed wind instruments.

early versions of the instrument were known as the sackbut (or sagbut, sagbutt, sackbutt etc) but it was also known as trombone in italy, kinda went from there

Daniel Barrios yes he is alright

it just works

I don't think he'll take offence to it, it's honest feedback. But I didn't get that vibe from his playing, I think it just has to do with halved slide positions. If you play trombone, you can imagine how hard it is to play everything a few inches farther in than you're used to. If you play a valved instrument, imagine playing some notes regular, some notes a half step up and others a full step up. Challenging stuff. Edit: just rewatched it. Didn't realize the cracks the first time. Oh well, some people have bad playing days. Or maybe he didn't warm up. Who knows

He's also using the plastic mouthpiece, which is less than ideal.

That's a good point- I play the trombone, and it looked like he was having some difficulty adjusting to this in the beginning of the video. I also thought that the video was unnecessarily critical though- his others do it quite well, but it just seemed forced here. Plastic instruments aren't as bad as he makes them out to be, either (although by my experience they're still a long shot away from brass quality)

I don't see where he's overly harsh, actually. The fact that the high f isn't in tune - which was something I observed on mine too and prompted me to return it, luckily customer rights are pretty good in the EU - is pretty much a deal breaker. Unfortunately it's too low, so kind of hard to correct, other than using the alternative position. Otherwise I found the thing really fun to play, even despite some too sharp edges, that cumbersome slidestopper restricting finger space and the sound the slide makes.

I wish I'd seen this before I bought one. I was intrigued by plastic but didn't want to replicate anything I already had in brass. This instrument seemed like it expanded the scope of experimentation more, but due to its flaws (the flat F... he's not got a lemon, mine does the exact same as do others, and the pinching tube thing which serves no purpose) make this instrument unplayable. Which is a shame, because its sound is REALLY GOOD. It bottoms out very fast because there isn't enough density to vibrate well for lower notes (even Bb octave below middle C you start to notice it) but it really sings higher notes probably for the same reason that it sucks for low notes. The nice sound has been handy to overdub a few times in recording but I would never play this live.

Forte Piano it's not that hard, I think it is grade 4 level

Forte Piano I did this in eight grade. Given, I'm a trumpet player and our prodegy-home schooled trombone player did the Bone part

The Wise Teddy Bear too

I think Trent is FIRST & FOREMOST a Brass Band man.

Because blue bells

Terd Nugget blue bells of New Zealand

Mack_Playz same

high F is naturally sharp on all trombones unless you play flat-1st position (halfway between 1 and 2)

@@mr.klunee4103 precisely; high F has to be played with the slide out a bit on any normal trombone, making it extra weird that this one's high F is somehow flat. How Tromba pulled off such a glorious failure I cannot say.

Samuel Plays Brass yeah, I would guess it's the unusual double slide (because it affects the length of tubing) that throws it off but who knows.

Cesar Cortez that happened to me this morning in jazz. O u c h .

My only real issue with this instrument is the face the tuning is out of whack on the high F harmonic.

I recommend NOT going with Tromba, Go with Pbone. :)

if you want to buy a plastic, Tiger is best

Adam Bergen is a plastic tuba or bronze better ??

Paul Gt I don't know tubas. I didn't even know they made them out of bronze.

I think he was talking about the sound the slide makes when it rubs against the other peice of the slide

They're all connected :)

Trent Hamilton Could you do more vids with a saxophone

Trent Hamilton Thank you for replying!

Trent Hamilton you should review the tiger plastic trombone with the F trigger

Baseballer_AJ they are connected, there are just two of them to make the slide half as long

it could just be the beard, glasses and well roundedness

Private Cocky more like a boneless tromba...