I just saw Mr. Dease´s new album and wondered which trombone he is playing now. Does not look like a Yamaha YSL 630 I saw him playing last year. This one looks like a screw bell..
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Michael Dease new trombone
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Re: Michael Dease new trombone
Based on the bracing and the counterweight (rather, one of the two counterweights) it looks still to be a Yamaha. Not sure which model though. Yamaha has been experimenting with screw bells.
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Re: Michael Dease new trombone
Pretty sure it’s his 891z. I think I remember seeing something about it on Facebook too.
https://www.yamaha.com/artists/michaeldease.html
https://www.yamaha.com/artists/michaeldease.html
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Re: Michael Dease new trombone
Ah, thank you...screw rims are the newest hype...I have to try one next year
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Re: Michael Dease new trombone
Yamaha YBL-612R II
YSL-651
Schiller Heritage Bb/C (YSL-350C clone)
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YSL-651
Schiller Heritage Bb/C (YSL-350C clone)
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Re: Michael Dease new trombone
A well kept secret...
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Re: Michael Dease new trombone
It is a 891Z. The ring that Yamaha used for the cut was originally meant for my 891Z but by the time they had finished the redesign of it I had switched to a 897Z with a .500 bore slide.
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Re: Michael Dease new trombone
It’s a production horn but I believe you have to order it from a Yamaha dealer. I don’t believe you can try them anywhere. It’s a slide that they make in Japan that goes with the standard 897Z 7.5 in bell. If it’s a size you like it’s a great option and I prefer it to the standard 897Z slide.
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