Jupiter JSL-740L Bass Trombone

Trombone is a type of instrument in the wind and brass wind instrument group. It produces sound by vibrating the lips that rest on a cup-shaped mouthpiece. It has a slide called "kulis" that changes the length of the pipe. This slide allows the trombone to produce sounds in different notes. The most popular type of trombone is usually called the tenor trombone due to its proximity to the tenor range of the human voice. In fact, it is often stated that the trombone is the wind instrument that most closely resembles the range of the human voice. Trombone, a brass wind instrument, is an instrument used in orchestras, bands and harmonicas, jazz music, and popular music with its wide range of sounds. Trombone is divided into two groups as piston and slide trombone. These two groups are also divided into two groups as tenor and bass trombone. Although alto and contrabass were used in trombones for a while, the most preferred ones today are bass and tenor trombones. Slide trombone: is divided into two groups as tenor and bass. Structurally, it is not much different from the piston trombone. In this instrument, instead of a piston, there is a sliding section called the couloir. The sounds are obtained by opening and closing the slide. In the slide bass trombone, in addition to structural changes, there is a mechanism that allows the sounds to change. In the slide tenor trombone, the sounds are obtained by pushing and pulling the tube on the bell pipe. The Jupiter JSL-740L Bass Trombone is manufactured using the latest technology, aiming for an instrument with the most accurate scale and the most comfortable playability with its lacquered brass body. The conical rotary valve with precision mechanical connection combined with the open coil design offers a free-blowing and fast-responding performance experience. The Wood-Frame Case has an elegant appearance with its classic structure as well as excellent protection in all conditions.