What kind of trombone do YOU play? Tenor,Bass, Alto, or Soprano? does it have the trigger? does it have a bunch of tuning slides? Or is it too CRAZY to describe?

alto, no trigger
small tenor, no trigger
large tenor, with trigger
bass, dual trigger
can't get into the soprano thing. I'll leave that to the trumpet players.

Bach Omega tenor trombone w/F attachment, two small tuning slides (and the main slide, of course)

Conn Somethingorother (never bothered to check) No trigger. Tenor trombone.

York Something (never bothered to check that either) tenor trombone.

I have a Bach Omega - trigger
also a yamaha (don't know what) no trigger

I think that you have to get a life, tJack.

Sorry.

I play a little bit on the trombone.

Not really, as anyone can tell.

You should focus on your playing the trombone. If you rule the world on your old little trombone, you'll get upgraded eventually. The more you annoy people about it, the less a change you'll get one.

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Okay. I'm sorry. I admit this was uncalled for. I shouldn't have posted it. What I meant to say was that if he practices harder, he'll get his new trombone faster. He really wants a trigger, but his parents keep telling him to wait. His impatience just gets on my nerves sometimes... I'm sorry.

Late 60's King 4B Sonorous Large bore (.547) with no F Attachment

Early 70's King 4B Sonorous Large bore (.547) WITH F attachment

YAY KING!!!!

Kay, that was a little uncalled for. And quite rude. If you were annoyed by the post, then DON'T REPLY. But, instead, you have to open your mouth and express your opinion like it was fact and we all agreed.


Back to the original question, I play an Edwards T-350 large bore with F trigger and 2 (two) tuning slides, a Bach Strad 16M small bore with no trigger and 1 (one) tuning slide, and an old Holton TR-180 bass large bore with 2 (two) triggers and 2 (two) tuning slides.

I thought that it was a good topic...

Early 80's Bach 42BO (large bore, open wrap F-attachment) on which I added a counterweight. Alain Trudel Signature mouthpiece.