Bach 42 Centennial Edition Large Bore Tenor Trombone Review

[@luisitoguzman3281]

Amazing instrument, it's sound with a powerful clarity.. the rotor sistema makes look exclusive... I want this one

[@randscott4676]

I just purchased this model with yellow bell and standard slide and must say the resistance is awesome because it places the sound out front of the bell. I've played mine 5-6 hours today and cannot put her down! Sensational horn! Works great with a custom Schilke Greenhoe S2 mouthpiece. She is a ferrari!Ferrari! My guess is that with time the instrument will grow more and more energetic and resonant. Wish I found this trombone 40 years ago.

[@tomnormannnilsen2770]

I consider to buy one myself. Some reason for your choise regarding type of brass and slide?

[@davidbucher4095]

Bach Stradivarius trombones seem designed for efficient projection with the one-piece lightweight yellow brass bell, as opposed to the Conn 88H with its two-piece medium-weight rose brass bell. One is more for projection, the other more for soloing and smaller groups.

[@optiTHOMAS]

Absolutely GLORIOUS! 😁👍🏻

[@SchmittMusicTromboneShop]

Thanks for watching!

[@antonyneal2960]

I like the sound you make on this trombone. How do think it compares to a normal LT42BG?

[@SchmittMusicTromboneShop]

It's quite a bit different to me. I think the Open-flow valve gives a more colorful sound; it doesn't have the typical Bach Halo around the outside of the sound and it doesn't necessarily have the same stability at high dynamics. To me it is a bit more of a European sound but especially when paired with a 50 slide it has the potential for some serious decibels...

[@thejjjer346]

On my old straight trombone I could play up to the high C sharp but when I try to play the high a flat I can’t even though I could play it on my straight trombone. Could it be with my lips or not enough air or does the note not speak well with the instrument

[@ata_5208]

More air and faster air. Mess with raising your tongue placement to increase air speed so you dont need to work so hard from the embouchure directly

[@randscott4676]

1st get your basic sound established out front of the bell and out of the throat. As you ascend focus on maintaining a resonant sound and do not focus on 'how to' thoughts which only sends less and less signal to your motor functions. Keep a resonant sound paramount.

[@tomnormannnilsen2770]

Thank you for this interesting film Does Bach still produce this model?

[@brabus3295]

I dont know if I like this one more or the Conn 88HO

[@SchmittMusicTromboneShop]

In a certain respect I can hear the Centennial having a touch of the Conn sound; there’s a little bit different color then the standard Bach setup...

[@hudsonpedrotti7278]

From what I’ve heard not a lot of people like the conn that much

[@bobcat24]

@@hudsonpedrotti7278 I love Conn.

[@robertmarsh3588]

How do the lt42bog and 42bof compare? I'd presume the gold brass sounds warmer, but this comes with a nickel silver slide, which might make it more focused... Also is it any loser to the warmer sounding Conn 88HO than the normal 42BO

[@rbhmusic98]

What are the excerpts you play in this video I know the tuba mirum but can put a name to the other one right now

[@SchmittMusicTromboneShop]

The first one is from a Telemann Fantasy and the third excerpt is from Mahler 3; a classic! Thanks for listening!

[@salvatorequaratino2602]

When I saw the title, I clicked it right away! Love it, great video! Should do a review of the upsound 👍

[@michaelhilton4859]

Great video, Keith. Personally, I would have liked a little more information about the valve. I hear it's similar to the old King 4B valve. If it is, that would be a great selling point.

[@codyrchen]

Which one is better? Yamaha 882 or the Bach 42bof

[@ghsgtnayhmd4792]

Bach

[@rylandcook5237]

Bach for sure

[@CesarSatos]

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