Double Bell Trombone

[mlcbtech]

Seems like someone had some extra parts laying around. No practical application to this.

[fishingwiththenerd]

DOUBLE TROMBONE ALL THE WAY! WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?!

[Bob1Mack]

So, why put the second bell on? Just because you can, or what?

[HawkFrost1000]

WELL PLAYED SIR... VERY WELL PLAYED

[epicdrumer]

is it suppossed to make it louder???

[lordgman1]

Now do it with a Tuba.

[bradgunson]

I dig your horn! Nice little ditty too!

[Slushpup2]

Why??

[skishenk]

that is so cool

[WonderIsGood]

Why?

[RyuandEve]

Omg that is the coolest peashooter I've ever seen!!!!

[jeya7456]

Yes it is!

[davdud101]

would it take 2x the amount of air or does it divide that norm by two through both bells? pretty awesome tho, i'm a tenor trombonist!

[jeya7456]

No, It plays with the same amount of air, and plays exactly like a regular single tenor bone. The sound and air is divided between the bells and since in the end, the instrument is the same length, it wont use more air.

[qbohlen]

@davdud101 it divides it tho it sounds close to the same because it doesnt have to cut any air off, so its basically just wasted brass except 4 the fact that it looks cool.

[thad1121]

@davdud101 think of it as taking ur trombone bell and splitting it in half with cardboard or something.

[SomeoneStoleMyShoes]

I WANT THAT TROMBONE!!!!!

[jeya7456]

@SomeoneStoleMyShoes: MAKE ME AN OFFER!!!!

[Unprofessionell]

@jeya7456

WHAT ABOUT TWENTY BUCKS?

[tjralph1013]

dam that is a nice trumbone

[SerialGunman]

did you make that?

[jeya7456]

No, I bought it on eBay from a music repair shop on the east coast. It was kind of "free-time" experiment.