TB-L-7D |
25.000 |
Mildly shallow |
6.40 |
TB-L |
Produces bright and clean-cut sound. Fits for playing pops with large trombone. Its comparatively small rim suits to high register. |
Bach 7C (shallower) |
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TB-L-7C |
Medium |
6.80 |
TB-L |
1 size smaller than standard model:TB-L-6C. If TB-L-6C is too large, this model should be chosen. If euphoniumist play this model, it is easy to play all register. |
Schilke 47 |
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TB-L-6C |
25.375 |
Medium |
6.80 |
TB-L |
Rim size, cup depth and weight. Everything is medium and well balanced for all registers. Standard and representation model for large-shank trombone. Playable from brass band to orchestra. |
Bach 6-1/2AL |
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TB-L-6B |
Mildly deep |
7.10 |
TB-L |
1 size deeper than TB-L-6C. Fits for orchestra player who require richer and heavy sound. High performance for euphonium as well. |
Schilke 50 |
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TB-L-6A |
deep |
7.10 |
TB-L |
Almost same depth as the Reminton model. Fits for orchestral trombonist and brass band euphoniumist. |
Bach 5G |
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TB-L-5C |
25.750 |
Medium |
6.80 |
TB-L |
1 size larger than TB-L-6C. Its powerful sound fits for professional orchestral players. Produces mildly-bright and powerful sound with euphonium. |
Bach 5G (Slightly larger and shallower) |
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TB-L-5B |
Mildly deep |
7.10 |
TB-L |
Standard and representation model for euphonium. While it produces soft and encompassing sound, also plays powerful sound. Professional orchestral trombonist often prefers this model as well. |
Bach 5G (Slightly- larger) |
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TB-L-5A |
deep |
7.10 |
TB-L |
1 size larger than the Remington model. Produces rich and deep bass sound and well supports low register of chord. Produces heavy sound with euphonium. |
CONN Remington (Larger) |
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