Jupiter JTB700V Reciprocating 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, bass and tenor trombones are the most preferred today. Piston Trombone: Piston trombones, divided into two groups as tenor and bass, are made according to the B flat or C tone, and the C and F keys are used. The piston mechanism covers three sound areas. The tone color of the low area is muffled and it is difficult to produce a clean sound from this area. The Jupiter JTB700V Piston Trombone has an 8-inch yellow brass bell for exceptional sound reflection and stainless steel pistons for fast action. The stainless steel pistons allow for very smooth, fast movements for improved agility and playability. You can also fully protect your instrument with a special shock-resistant carrying case.