Musical Notes
A Practical Guide to Shires Q-Series Tenor Trombones
A clear guide to Shires Q-Series symphonic tenor trombones, explaining valve types, bell materials, and how each model feels and sounds in real playing situations.
What's on My Bench? A Conn 36H Alto Trombone
Photos of the finished project., as a Conn 36H alto trombone is restored at The Mighty Quinn Brass and Winds.
What's on My Bench? A Silver Bach Stradivarius Trombone with an Infinity Valve
The Infinity valve is actually one of the simplest systems for both player and technician maintenance. Here's what it looks like taken apart.
What’s on My Bench? A 1963 Conn 88H
Amanda showcases the restoration of a vintage Conn 88H trombone at The Mighty Quinn Brass and Winds.
What's on My Bench? A Bach Stradivarius 36G
Brass tech TJ shares the restoration of a Bach 36G Stradivarius Trombone. Born in the mid to late 1990s - it's just a shiny young zoomer!
What’s on My Bench? A Kanstul 1670 Bass Trombone
Brass tech Amanda shares the restoration of a Kanstul 1670 Trombone. It came to us in fabulous condition, and will make a great player for its next owner.
What's on My Bench? Custom Engraved 1920's Trombones
Today, we are celebrating the beauty of engraving. Here we have three lovely, gold-plated Conn trombones, all born in the 1920s.
What's on My Bench? A Double Rotor Bass Trombone
What's interesting about this particular horn is the dependent rotor system - something we don't see every day, and it's the first time I've seen one at all!
What’s on My Bench? Two Tiny Trombones
Wow, aren’t these little guys the cutest thing you’ve ever seen? Technically these are Soprano Trombones, though some may call them Slide Trumpets.