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Online Guide Trombones
Bore Size

 
The bore of the trombone has a big effect on the sound of the instrument, and is measured by the diameter of the slide tubing. Trombones with larger bore sizes have a darker, heavier sound, but require more effort to play. For an orchestral instrument, it’s usually 0.547”, but jazz models can be 0.450” or 0.500”. Student models commonly have a bore of 0.525”.

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[Contents] [Introduction] [Types] [Student Trombones] [Bore Size] [Materials] [F-Attachments] [Mouthpieces] [Mutes] [Accesories and Care] [Hotdeals] [Conclusion and Feedback]