PBONE PLASTIC TROMBONE REVIEW

[@alusrurulez758]

The way i felt it took a lot more air to play the Pbone compairing to the brass trombone

[@EddieJazzFan]

I should get one of these for playing in the occasional parade. I didn't realize they were so inexpensive. Wow.

[@JulesTheHuman]

YES! It was a dream during one of the parades in my city. Not best at projecting sound, but made it so simple for a great price.

[@bananataco7772]

He’s right, it’s not that great for lower notes, on the other hand a brass student trombone does acceptionally well for its low price

[@shawnlshs]

I could totally hear what you were talking about. Once you got to the low “G”, you could tell the tone wouldn’t resonate like a metal bone would. Overall it looks like a fun instrument…maybe good for marching band especially when it is cold outside.

[@richardoakley8800]

Looks great for people who aren't quite sure of indecisive kids

[@brandlynnyoung3123]

Or indecisive adults in their late 30s wanting to pick up yet another brass instrument...

[@jdplaystuba]

I’m a tuba player and a music Ed major, honestly probably a good instrument to have to learn and teach beginner band in the future.

[@theknightlytrumpet]

im definitely getting one of these 😂...im a trumpet player but i wanna learn all brass instruments

[@rival0823]

Same

[@brandlynnyoung3123]

I'm seriously thinking about learning to play yet another brass instrument... I'm in my late 30s and find that when I play wind instruments that my asthma doesn't kick up as much. Tbone and french horn are the only two I cant play. (Yet) But I'm used to things that have valves and I'm kinda scared. After watching this, I think I will take the dive. Thank you!

[@mrpug999]

I think most accurately - you can practice on it. You can play it on gigs where sounding like a trombone and blending in with other trombones is not critical. :) You probably would sound fine a mixed horn setting (ie mixed with trumpet and sax players). It will play notes, it will sound sort of like a traditional trombone, and it'll help you build up trombone playing skills. However, tone-wise, it'll be like playing a cornet in a group of trumpet players, or a little more different from a silver trombone player sitting in with a bunch of brass trombones.

[@Lanwarder]

Best advice I can give anyone is........keep it under a locked case whenever your drunk friend come over.........glueing the thing back won't give you an even half decent sound :(

[@Aaron_R]

How does the slide move, is the slide fast as compared to a normal brass trombone? You said it makes noise when you move but does it also have speed limitations?

[@JulesTheHuman]

The slide is not as fast as on normal brass, requires a little bit more force than anything I’ve played no matter now lubed I could make it. Pretty big hinderance to start off on, but I got used to it after a while.

[@TheTimothy8136]

Do they also make a plastic tuba?

[@cnottagejr]

they do

[@TheTimothy8136]

@@cnottagejr Awesome,Is it expensive?

[@cnottagejr]

@@TheTimothy8136 oh shit man

[@lukeboi7634]

Im thinking about getting one. I play trumpet in middle school band right now. But I don't have that much money and I need to know if it's worth it.

[@Agent47real]

Lukeboi 76 It's awesome I have one

[@Demented13]

Hey just letting you know that I got to give away stuff in today, thanks again

[@JerrysNotFunny]

FIRST! :)

[@calebgilbert6125]

hah

[@oldiowan]

Isn't safe to say you get what you pay for?? Is it just human nature to want a $3000.00 horn for $100.00?? Jules, I'm pushing 70....I don't think you're to obnoxious.....Just loose the nose ring ;^))

[@mariamagdalena7147]

bla bla till min. 2,08

[@JulesTheHuman]

Thank you, he talks too much