Tenor trombone Bach TB502

Tenor trombone Bach TB502: The sound legacy of Bach with quality and precision for demanding musicians

The tenor trombone Bach Tb502 it is erected as an instrument designed for those musicians seeking the unmistakable sound quality and the classic legacy of the prestigious brand Bach. Tuned in Bb (BB) and with a ML size pipe (Medium-Large), this trombone, built entirely in brass with a sliding brass rod and alpaca outer rod, offers a precise response, an intonation Reliable and a warm and focused sound. Ideal for both advanced students who aspire to professional sound as for professional musicians who value consistent tradition and performance, the Bach TB502 is a choice that combines inheritance and excellence. In our musical instrument store, we are proud to offer this trombone that embodies the legendary quality of Bach.

Detailed analysis of the main characteristics of the tenor trombone Bach TB502: Classic design for a professional sound

The tenor trombone Bach TB502 incorporates a series of design characteristics and materials that contribute to its classic sound and its ease of execution:

• Tuning in Bb (BB): Standard for musical versatility: The standard tuning in whether bemol (BB) makes it a versatile instrument, suitable for a wide range of repertoires and musical assemblies.
• mouthpiece included: Ready to interpret immediately: The trombone is delivered with a mouthpiece Bach genuine, carefully selected to complement the characteristics of the instrument and allow the musician to start playing from the first moment with a balanced sound.
• Hole ml of 13.34 mm (0.525 "): Balance between response and sound: The inner diameter of 13.34 mm (0.525 inches), classified as Medium-Large (ML), offers an ideal balance between an agile response and a warm sound and good projection, suitable for various musical styles.
• Pavilion of 203 mm (8 ") brass: projection and classical sound warmth: The 203 mm (8-inch) pavilion made of brass contributes to a clear sound projection and the production of a warm and traditionally associated with trombones Bach.
• Brass construction: Warm and resonant ring: The construction of the brass trombone body provides a warm bell, rich in harmonics and with a pleasant resonance, distinctive sound features of the instruments Bach.
• Rod sliding brass with alpaca outer rod: Soft action and durability: The inner rod made of brass contributes to the quality of the sound, while the alpaca outer rod (silver nickel) guarantees a smooth, rapid and accurate action during sliding, in addition to offering greater resistance to corrosion and wear.
• Lacquered lacquered finish: Protection and traditional aesthetics: The clear lacquered finish protects the surface of the brass, preserving its brightness and offering a traditional and elegant aesthetic.
• Lace tube with narrow mouthpiece: precise fit and focused sound: The size of the lace tube with the mouthpiece (Narrow Shank) ensures an accurate adjustment of the mouthpiece, which contributes to a centered sound and a balanced response of the instrument.
• No valves (straight tenor trombone): pure sound and direct control: Being a straight tenor trombone (without rotating valves), it offers a pure sound and direct control over the intonation and the ringer through the sliding rod.
• Interior rods of hard chromed alpaca: optimal sliding and upper durability: The interior rods made of alpaca with a hard chrome coating provide an exceptionally smooth and fast sliding, in addition to offering superior durability and wear resistance.
• Light suitcase with backpack system: safe and comfortable transportation: The trombone is delivered with a lightweight and resistant suitcase that includes a backpack system, facilitating its transport comfortably and safely.
• Full delivery volume: The package includes the trombone, the mouthpiece Bach original and the light box, providing everything you need to start playing.

Exploring the versatile trombone family and its sound presence in the world of music

The trombone family encompasses several types, each with its own treatment and role within the musical assemblies:

• Trombone Tenor: Like Bach TB502, is the most common and versatile, fundamental member in symphonic orchestras, concert music bands and running, jazz assemblies (both in sections and soloist) and in various forms of popular music. His medium test and agility make him suitable for a wide range of musical styles and roles.
• Low trombone: Larger than the tenor and with a more serious test, the low trombone is an essential member of the metal section in symphonic orchestras and music bands. It is often equipped with one or two rotary valves to further extend its lower record, allowing it to interpret bass lines and serious harmonies with depth and authority.
• High trombone: Smallerly and with a more acute treasurement than the tenor, the high trombone is less common in contemporary music, but it is still used in interpretations of baroque and classical music, as well as in some modern orchestral compositions that require their Bright bell and its agility in the acute record.
• The sacabuche: an ancestor with legacy: The sacabuche, the precursor of the modern trombone, was a fundamental instrument during the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Although it shares the principle of the sliding rod, its construction and bell were slightly different, producing a softer and dark sound. Its legacy is essential to understand the evolution of the trombone until its current form.

The trombone in music: an instrument of expression and adaptability in a broad spectrum of genres

The inherent versatility to the trombone allows you to highlight in a rich diversity of musical genres, providing its distinctive character to each:

• Symphony Orchestra: In the majesty of the Symphony Orchestra, the trombone section (which typically includes tenors and a bass) provides unparalleled power and depth. The trombones are able to interpret both lyrical and moving melodies such as dramatic and triumphant passages, adding a crucial dimension to the orchestral sound palette. The classic sound and the precise response of Bach TB502 make it ideal for this context.
• Music bands: In the vibrant music bands, the trombone is a fundamental instrument, providing power and brightness to gears, concerts and other interpretations. Its projection capacity and its distinctive bell make it a prominent voice inside the assembly. The quality of construction and the precise tuning of the Bach TB502 make it ideal for this context.
• Jazz: In the world of jazz, the trombone has been and remains a highly solo instrument, known for its ability to produce expressive, "dirty" and sliding sounds (glissandos) that are characteristic of gender. From swing to Bebop and the most contemporary forms, the trombone has demonstrated its versatility and its ability to improvisation. The warm sound and the agile response of the Bach TB502 make it suitable for various jazz styles.
• Popular music: The trombone also finds its place in various genres of popular music, including Ska with its energetic metal lines, the funk with its syncopated rhythms and its wind "blows", and rock, where you can add a unique texture and power to the Instrumental sections, demonstrating its adaptability to different contemporary styles. The quality and versatility of the Bach TB502 make it suitable for the demands of popular music.

Maintenance and care of the Tombón Tenor Bach TB502: Preserving his sound legacy

To ensure that your tenor trombone Bach TB502 Keep its exceptional sound quality and its optimum performance over time, it is crucial to adopt a regular maintenance and care routine:

• Regular interior cleaning: After each practice session or interpretation, it is essential to clean the inside of the trombone using a cleaning rod and a soft cloth to remove moisture and accumulated waste.
• Lubrication of the sliding rod: It regularly applies specific lubricant for trombone in the inner and outer rods to ensure a smooth and precise sliding.
• Care of the mouthpiece: Clean the mouthpiece with warm water and a soft brush to eliminate saliva residues.
• Protection against blows and falls: Manipulate the trombone with care and always store it in your case when it is not in use to protect it from accidental damage.
• Exterior cleaning: Clean the trombone surface with a soft cloth to eliminate fingerprints and keep your glossy finish. Avoid the use of aggressive chemicals.
• Periodic reviews by a professional technician: Given the quality and value of an instrument Bach, it is advisable to take it to a qualified metal wind instrument technician for periodic reviews.

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The tenor trombone Bach TB502 is an investment in your musical development, a high quality instrument that will accompany you in your musical career for many years. Get yourselves today and experience the legendary sound of Bach!