pBone PBONE1P Plastic Trombone with Mouthpiece and Carry Bag - Bb Student Beginner - Purple, 14.0 in*38.0 in*11.0 in

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Using a metal mouthpiece will improve the sound of this instrument. While you can get by with a plastic instrument, consider upgrading the mouthpiece. But if you’re looking for a mini plastic trombone, you’d be hard pressed to find many other options.

The major difference is the inclusion of two rotary valves which allow the instrument to play lower than the tenor could. It also has a bigger bell, mouthpiece, and bore size for a much deeper tone. Contrabass TromboneThe piccolo trombone is the runt of the litter, and rarely seen due to its limitations. The sound is shrill and high, and the slide is very small, which means it can be very difficult to play. Sopranino Trombone The bass trombone is the second-largest type of trombone, and also the second most popular after the tenor. While the same suggests a lower pitch than the tenor, it's actually also pitched in Bb. Plastic trombones can be a lot of fun, and honestly, I think that’s the main reason they even exist. They’re also fun to play and easy to transport, so you can’t go wrong with any of the options on this list. As we've just covered, yes! There are, in fact, no less than seven different sizes in the trombone family.

Buyers say they were pleasantly surprised by this instrument and even thought it was perfect for their kids. Some buyers, however, didn’t like the slide and even said the quality was mediocre. It can add a unique layer of sound when compared to traditional brass instruments and big bands. Comfort

With that in mind, not all instruments are created equal when it comes to sound. You will find that plastic trombones do sound different from each other. It doesn’t make sense to go overbudget for such an affordable piece of gear. Don’t go into debt. Don’t spend money you don’t have. If you don’t have enough money right now, then save up for the instrument you want. What Are The Best Plastic Trombone Brands?