Bent Bell Trombone w/ 3 Valves Trumpet EZ Transpose (Reverse Firebird)
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Berkeley Jezz Bent Bell Super Trombone w/ 3 Valves Trumpet EZ Transpose Pitches
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Berkeley Bb Jezz Bent Bell Super Trombone w/ 3 Valves Trumpet EZ Transpose Pitches The Super trombone can be played as a slide trombone, a valve trumpet, or in
combination. Extending the slide in order to transpose pitches downward
causes tuning problems with the valves. Using the valves in this manner
requires slide positions to be adjusted, just as when using the pistone Alternative slide positions are available when valves are depressed.
Similar trombones combining valves and a slide were mass-produced in the early 20th century, some by C.G. Conn. The best-known of these was the valide trombone—the name is a portmanteau of 'valve' and 'slide'—invented by jazz trombonist and reed player Brad Gowans.[2] Gowans played one from the 1920s through the 1950s, including with Jimmy Dorsey. The Super Trombone has a different design, including a Sky Bent bell It became a staple for Super Jazz horn A Super Trombone come with Monette D2H mouthpiece
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