I thought the same thing XD

JoJoTheMoBro WithAfro Me too.

he would be the best troll

Same bro

he just did :(

I'm an 8th grader who marches sousaphone

Jelley Peanuts ayyyy same here

Perry Turner meh Contra isn't that bad

That's what's going on here! It's not that it's a crap tenor horn, it's a new-horn player simulator working perfectly! That's why Trent sounds like garbage and is really uncomfortable! We've solved it!

Jelley Peanuts Y’all march in 8th grade? We don’t start till high school where I am

true

i had that happen with a school tuba, found will cleaning it before the start of the next school year of playing it.

When I was in high school, we were nearing the end of marching band season, and we were waiting in line for our turn to march in a parade. For whatever reason, I turned my sousaphone upside down, and out of the bell came a roll of marching charts from a few seasons prior. Funny enough, I never noticed a problem with the sound of it. That instrument had been serviced in between that season and them falling out of it. Methinks someone didn't deserve a paycheck.

drzoidberg71 Sounds like quite the story xD

One time while polishing our sousaphones we found a beanie stuffed WAY down in the body.

yessss XD

why a cement mixer, how about a steamroller

Rant Gant. Lol

Me too xD

I cackled!!

me tree!

Kie2Gaming lol

Kie2Gaming French Horns are always in tune. Its the entire band/orchestra who are wrong.

Hoppip no, French horns are usually out of tune. You’re thinking of oboes that are always in tune.

*all french horn players

What do you call a pissed off double French horn player? Triggered Funny enough I’m a horn player and I never play super out of tune my problem is the stupidly close intervals between notes

RedFox Cat true

Bro in my 6th grade begging band class there were 2 oboes which one made it to the 4th level of band in just the second year of middle school and the other in the 3rd level of band. French horns though....

I would, but I might get in copyright trouble :(

I'm not sure about where you live, but in the u.s. you can make parodies for days!

Zarkosis Smash for dayz*

@@TrentHamilton something wrong sousaphone

+piisawsom1 I've now got rid of this 'instrument' - but I checked all of the valves. It was one of the first things I did.

You got rid of it :o it was my favorite in your collection!

What did you do with it?

+MrInitialMan the novelty would make me keep it

I recall a comment in another video saying it is about 10 lbs.

Eddie Nevarez where u get it

That's what an Alto Trombone is for

Augie Bruno I thought you could get up to at least an Eb above that though...

Octav Posaune thanks a million and two hundred thousand.

Demos Pro Take lots of time to warm up first, playing in the high register is difficult without a proper warmup.

That's what a trumpet is for

It is in Bb, an octave higher than a Bb tuba.

ok, cool as. It had looked similar to an Eb sousaphone I've seen in a melbourne ozbrass winds store once.

The pain I go through listening to this instrument...

@@wafallell Yes it does. However it also enhances it

The only difference is the slide positions. You read the same music, but the slide positions are different. Look at the video I did on the g bass trombone to see what I mean. Search on Google for a slide position chart. I'm wanting to get a F contrabass trombone one day, but just not able to yet. :)

So I got one of these because I am a masochist. I like it a lot, but I would never subject other players to this in an ensemble (or even a duet). At the first bend out of the valve block, you gain ~.400" bore in something like 6-9" of tubing. Nothing does that for a reason. Forget the bell. Game over for intonation right there. The demonstrated octave can be played in tune with an alternate fingering on the middle Bb (23). All concert G harmonics are totally buggered. Everything between low concert Ab and first pedal Eb is non-existent unless the bell is removed. Pedal concert Eb will play as a false tone on 0 and adding the appropriate fingerings gives you the rest of the sequence in 4th valve territory. This phenomenon also extends to the double pedal range. First pedal Bb does not play in tune on 13, however. You can play the bass solo from The Chain with no 4th valve on a 9' Bb horn. lol

@@Markworth i'm seriously thinking of buying one, i'm not a brass player but i'd love to have something like this, looks cool to me; wondering if there's any way of fixing its tunning issues tho, since i'd like to play with other people

@@heribertopinzon882 The octave compression is just inherent to the design. There's nothing you could do that would be effective or worth bothering. But hey. It's a hell of a wall hanger and at sub-$350, it's hard to say no. If you're not even a brass player, you're going to have an extra hard time playing anything meaningful on it.

What's your offer?

I don't have anything that could set fire to metal :(

+Trent Hamilton buy a blowtorch

(Un)fortunately I no longer have this abomination of an instrument.

NukaQuantam it’s called a mellophone. I don’t know why people say that mellophones are untunable tho?

If _I_ did it properly?? How is any part of the tuning problem my fault??

How could he have played it differently? Is there a new way to play brass instruments we don't know about? (sarcasm)

Trent Hamilton Sorry, I didn't make my point clear, I meant if the instrument was built properly, with good quality, I was in no way trying to insult you or your playing, my mistake that that wasn't clear.

Allan Tayor Ahh no worries :) Thanks for clearing that up :)

Trent Hamilton Part I play tenor trombone in the orchestra detej August nauczys still wanted to play the tuba b or b heliconias but my conductor says that if I will be played on other mouthpieces blast spoil yourself if this is true ?

I think he said in the first video with this.

Jonathan Keeler You say you like the tone then say you hate it.

That's the idea