Will this work for trombone?
370107
I use it for trombone. Clipped to the bell. It won't tune anything lower than the F below the staff on bass clef.
370108
The pitch range of trombone( from wikipedea), C1~ F5. I just checked the range of my Snack SN2 tuner( tested by my piano) is E1~G5, so it pretty much covers on your instrument, you will miss the lowest notes C1,C#1,D1,D#1. However, you should get the feed back from the trombone player who has this tuner.
1742304
I really dont think so. But we are not using it for a bass clarinet. We are using it for a tenor sax and a B flat clarinet...so I cannot be certain.
142155
I don't see why not. I use it on a 3 string mountain dulcimer and it is super accurate and the dial is easy to read. It has several modes and you need to find the one that works best for your instrument. I would like to use it on autoharp but I have not found a way to attach it. The mount is intended for a flat place like the guitar and my dulcimer.
308102
It would work great for that. I bought mine to ream out the friction peg holes in the headstock of a ukulele. I used violin pegs to replace the missing or old worn out pegs.
708249
yes it will, but you may end up with hum, it is a tube preamp, it does have a bass guitar setting. you can return it, so hell try it.
2131952
Yes it'll work for any brass. You'll have to get the feel of it but after that It's a wonder broom. I don't bend over or down to pick up brass hardly ever thanks to the broom. I definitely recommend getting one. Its a low back saver...
1742309
I really doubt it....you need a stand specifically designed for BClar tho some work with bassoon as well.
690073
Hello. It would work on any instrument. It will give you the note of the string you pick, and tell you how flat or sharp the tuning is. It is very accurate.Take care.
113706
It should work with a Banjo. As long as the clip fits on the banjo? It will tell you what note is playing.
1809449
I would assume so. Unless you have a vastly odd-shaped mouthpiece (does something like that even exist?!), it should work. I had an intermediate-level mouthpiece, I believe, with a wider hole/slit/whatever, and it worked fine. I cannot see how it wouldn't work. I hope this helps you a bit. If you provide more details, I might be able to answer a bit more specifically. Good luck, and keep practising those scales! ;)
838859
I have one of these for guitar and it works fine. If the bass has a 1/4" input jack (which I'm 99% sure it does) then it'll work fine. Just be careful with it and take care of it because the clip that goes on the strap is flimsy. Other than that it works good.
447545
It should work perfectly for that. I love this stand. It's solid and stable, unlike most portable music stands.
1156716
Yes (note: it will only function if hooked up in the proper direction) I have mine on brass quick connectors .
104916
If you are asking if the entire stand will fit into the bell ... no. The bell support area is spring loaded so that as you place the trombone onto the stand the rubber center "stopper" enters into the narrower portion of the bell, while the cup-shaped part adjusts with the spring action so that there is even support. Height from the floor is adjustable. The stand is quite light weight but, even collapsed, it will still be much like travelling with a collapsed tripod
1989768
It should. Make sure you get a cable with TRS plugs. I use mine with a Vox AC15C1 for the reverb and the tremolo.
473205
To be honest, I do not believe that this practice mute will work for a viola. The difference is the size of the bridge for the two instruments. Good luck finding one.
1182339
It should. Mind you, it takes quite some effort to make it work right, and you'll probably have to keep the output low on bass.