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Trombones
Dorsey Music
proudly carries quality
brass instruments from some of the best known manufacturers in the music
industry, such as Bach, Getzen, Jupiter, and more. These fine
instruments will enhance your student's
abilities and inspire
them. These instruments are from proven manufacturers that produce
quality instruments for years of low-maintenance performance and
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We Specialize in School Music Rentals
Since inexpensive
musical instruments made overseas have found their way into the market
through the internet and other discount stores, not all instruments
offered for sale by some businesses are playable, tunable , or
repairable, even though they might have the outward appearance of a
nice, new musical instrument. While lower prices are tempting, you
should consider that poorly constructed instruments play poorly,
hindering a student's ability to learn and even frustrating her to the
point that she will give up playing the instrument.
Repair technicians:
You will want to make sure your trombone has been
looked over by an instrument repair technician who will check the
condition of the slides and tubing.
Any dents will adversely affect the clarity of the tone
production. Low and high registers of the instrument will be checked
for pitch. The slides will be checked to make sure they move with ease.
Note: Used
and rental return trombones at Dorsey Music are inspected, repaired, and
play-tested by our qualified service technicians. They are also cleaned
and the mouthpieces disinfected before they are offered for sale. We
guarantee our used trombones for 90 days. New trombones have a one year
guarantee against manufacture defects.
Materials & Composition:
Student level trombones are made up of brass. Intermediate to professional trumpets
are made up of higher grades of materials and require
detailed hand labor. Any student
level trumpet that is purchased at Dorsey
Music can later be upgraded to
an intermediate or professional instrument.
Care & Maintenance of a trombone:
Remove slides gently and place slides and body of instrument in warm bath water (never hot). Both the inner
and outer slides
should be flushed out with lukewarm water, and then swabbed out (scrubbed) with the flexible “snake” brush.
Rinse them out with clean water and wipe them dry with a clean
lint-free cloth. (Always be careful when handling the inner and
outer slides not to bend, bow, or dent them in any way. It is
costly and time-consuming to repair bent, broken, bowed, or dented
slides.)
Re-lubricate the slide before reassembling it. Apply a generous amount of slide oil on playing slide, and grease to the tuning slide.
Note: After playing, wipe down instrument with a
lacquer finish polishing cloth or silver polishing cloth if the
instrument is silver/nickel plated.
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PLEASE, DO NOT LEAVE YOUR INSTRUMENT IN YOUR CAR.
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