JoRal TRB8L All Aluminum Trombone Bucket Mute, Large Bell

It is just The answer is yes. There is nothing fancy about it. It is just I can attach it to a conn 88h, which is a larger horn. The sound is great, and the cable Yet it hasn't fallen apart despite being a few years old.

Hadlee Waters

| Jun 26, 2021

Checking out other bucket mutes online, neither the Humes nor the Smiths seem at all like the Humes & Smiths The tone of Berg, SoftTone, and Soulo mute wasn't as good as that of Soulo. Since the trombone's volume does not affect the mute's overtones, I figured the mute's size would determine its overtones. A large bore trombone must have been used to demo the mute, so TRB-sized trombones must have been used I am 8L muted. The size of my bed is 2B king. The TRB has not confirmed this, but I could not be sure There would be no difference in tone on the 8S. One reviewer referred to the TRB report as a good review and told me it was published on This is a 8S and a TRB The 8L and King have the same width of the mouth, so I thought that I would order this item and try it The answer is yes. This is a great idea. A used TRB-H came into my possession at the same time In comparison with the TRB- I went with the S because it does not have the same delicious tone color the resonances of the 8L and the 8S, and the 8L's tap note is an E, while the 8S is an A a fourth above the 8L's. Surely, that must have been the secret to the quality of the tones. I would like to point out one thing In the picture, the edges of the holes have been beveled by machine. There are just holes in the one I got. In all cases, 8L and 8S stick out from the bell in the same manner. There is only one difference between the 8L and the 6L. As a result, even if you have a trombone with a smaller bell, as is the case with the King 2B, I recommend buying the larger Jo-B! TRB Ratio of TRB to TRB.

Emily Wright

| Mar 17, 2021