Slide Trombone Case
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 Bass Trombone Padded Gig Bag Case Black Outside slide compartment NEW  US $59.99
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 New EF Durand Silver Bb Slide Trombone Student Band w Case Mouthpiece US $160.95
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 VINTAGE CLEVELAND KING 605 SLIDE TROMBONE CASE and MOUTHPIECE US $50.00
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 YAMAHA YSL 448G F TRIGGER SLIDE TROMBONE W CASE 48L MOUTHPIECE US $572.00
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 New EF Durand SP Nickel Bb F Slide Trigger Trombone w Case Mouthpiece US $260.95
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 New EF Durand Brass Bb F Tune Slide Trigger Trombone w Case Mouthpiece US $354.95
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 Professional gold Trombone Bb F key cupronickel tuning slide horn with case US $427.00
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 STAGG Bb Tenor Slide Trombone Small BoreSoft Case US $274.95
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 New EF Durand Brass Tenor F Trigger Trombone Tune Slide w Case Mouthpiece US $230.95
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 STAGG Bb Chrome Plated Tenor Slide TromboneABS Case US $264.95
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 KING CLEVELAND 606 Brass Slide Trombone w Case USA US $51.00
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 NEW SILVER CONCERT BAND Bb SLIDE TROMBONE W CASEAPPROVEDWARRANTY US $149.95
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 Gold Lacquer Slide Trombone NEW student beginner w case US $124.95
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 2 tone Slide Trombone Bb NEWCaseWRNTY goldnickel NR US $219.95
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 King Trombone with Mouthpiece with Slide Oil and Case US $450.00
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 Mirage Deluxe Bb Slide Trombone with Case TT61 Gold Lacquer US $334.95
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 Student Gold lacquer Slide Trombone w Case US $254.95
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 New EF Durand Brass Bb Slide Trombone Student Band w Case Mouthpiece US $160.95
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 Getzen Trombone with Case Mouthpiece Slide Cream and Fast Oil US $299.99
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 Gold Lacquer Plated Bb Slide Trombone w Case and Acc US $149.95
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 Nickel Plated Bb Slide Trombone with Case and Acc US $149.95
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 STAGG Bb Tenor Slide Trombone plus Soft Case plus Chrome Plated Slide US $274.95
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 Emperor Standard Gold Slide Trombone Outfit Brass w Case and 2 year warranty US $369.95
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 Vintage BUNDY H A SELMER INC Slide Trombone SELMER Mouthpiece Case US $89.99
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 CONN DIRECTOR 18H Slide Trombone Case US $75.00
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 EF Durand Nickel Bb F Tune Slide Trigger Trombone w Case Mouthpiece US $354.95
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 New EF Durand Nickel Tenor F Trigger Trombone Tune Slide w Case Mouthpiece US $230.95
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 Yamaha YSL 354 Series Standard Trombone with Case Mouth Piece Slide US $.99
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 Mirage Deluxe Bb Slide Trombone with Case US $276.99
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 TEMPEST TROMBONE F ATTACHMENT OPEN WRAP HEAVY WEIGHT SLIDE GOLDBRASS BELL w CASE US $995.00
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 King 3B concert silversonic slide trombone with original case US $1,500.00
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 Professional Conical Valves Bb F Trombone Tuning Slide Horn with Case US $1,248.00
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 advanced Bb F bass trombone gold lacquer slide horn one trigger new case US $287.00
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 NEW Bb SILVER SLIDE TROMBONE W CASE APPROVED WARRANTY US $159.95
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 Professional Tuning Slide Trombone Bb F W Trigger Case US $498.00
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 NEW BRASS CONCERT BAND Bb SLIDE TROMBONE W CASEAPPROVEDWARRANTY US $139.95
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 BRAND NEW HAWK STUDENT SLIDE Bb TROMBONE NEWCASE US $169.95
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 New Emperor Slide Trombone Performance Bb Tenor Nickel Silver Trim With Case US $366.79
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 Mendini Super Bone Bb Slide Trombone w Monel Valves MouthpieceCase$39Tuner US $499.95
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 Kaces Lightweight Polyfoam Slide Trombone Case NEW KBF TM1 US $84.77
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 Bach Soloist Brass Beginner Slide Trombone With Hard Case US $150.00
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 Rossetti Trombone Key of Bb Lacquer w Nickel Slide Case 1165A US $197.00
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 Yamaha YSL354 brass trombone caseAmerican Music 6 1 2 AL mouthpieceM1 slide US $249.95
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 Rossetti Trombone Nickel Slide Case Yamaha Kit Rubank US $247.00
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 Rossetti Trombone Nickel Slide Case Yamaha Kit EE Book US $247.00
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 HighQuality Bb Tenor Trombone Slide Trumpet Hard Case US $174.20
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 Professional Tuning Slide Bass Trombone Bb F G Db Horn New Case US $839.00
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 MERANO NEW B Flat GOLD SILVER Slide Trombone with Case Music Stand US $119.99
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 NEW Bb SILVER SLIDE TROMBONE W CASE WARRANTY US $159.95
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 NEW BRASS Bb SLIDE TROMBONE W CASE WARRANTY US $149.95
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Looking After Your Brass Instrument
About the brass instrument
Brass instruments include: trumpets/bugles, horns, euphoniums/baritones, trombones, and tubas. Brass instruments are unique from woodwinds in that they do not have pins and pads covering the tone holes. This means that they do not have to have the moisture swabbed from the instrument after playing.
Oiling the valves/roters/slides
Before you play your horn it is important to make sure that the valves/slides are moving smoothly and easily. If they are not, you should pull out the valve half way (removing the valve completely can damage the soft metal of the valve when you put it back inside the valve casing) and place valve oil on the valve. Use ONLY valve oil designed for brass instruments that you purchase at a music store.
Any other substance will gunk up your horn and cause it to play improperly. Put the valve back in and screw the caps on. Then vigorously shake the valves up and down to coat the entire valve and casing.
If you have a (French) horn then you have roters. To oil these roters you should take the circular caps off the tops of the valves. Drip a few drops of valve oil onto the screw mechanism and work the valves until they are moving smoothly. Replace the caps.
For slides on trombones and tuning slides on all brass instruments, you should use slide grease. Use ONLY slide grease designed for brass instruments. Any other substance (except for may valve oil in a pinch) will freeze up your slides and damage your instrument.
If greasing or oiling your valves does not make them move smoothly then they are most likely bent and will need to be unbent by a professional repair person.
Cleaning your instrument
Everyday you should empty the water from your water valves. Without emptying these your sound will become bubbly and unclear. Before playing your horn, you should make sure that you rinse your mouth out with water to remove any food debris that could become trapped inside. Trapped food will lead to an expensive overhaul to repair the instrument. Occasionally you can wash your horn in a bath ,use warm water and soap. Remove all slides and valves to wash them separately. Hot water can damage the laquor so be careful not to make your water too warm.
Music stores sell plastic brushes to run through your slides to clean out any residue. Do not use wire brushes that could scratch the metal inside your horn. After air drying your instrument overnight, use slide grease on the slides and valve oil on the valves as you put it back together.
So in a few easy steps you have cleaned your brass instrument and you can get back to playing it again.
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