Weril G670L Alpha Series Student Trombone

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Weril G670L Alpha Series Student Trombone
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WerilG670L Alpha Series Student Trombone

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The G670 Alpha Series Student Trombone offers an excellent choice to the beginning player. The Alpha Series features a .500-inch bore with an 8-inch bell designed for easy tone production and easy note slotting.

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by Melvin H Chapman (Cmelchapholt123@aol.com) 8/25/2008 1:59:27 AM

Musical Experience: Small band in Big Band days of forties
Style of music: Big Band charts
Hometown Wenatchee, WA

A light, comfortable trombone with as good (of) a tone as any and with a slide as good as any. The slide is a joy to use with "slide O mix" or "super slick!" I received the horn with nary a defect in the lacquer. Do not get carried away by claims of this metal or that metal making you sound like one of the greats. All trombones are made of brass with the only difference in tonal quality being in the bore size. I prefer a large bore, but for most jobs, the Weril is as good as they get. I play mine daily and really enjoy it!

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