Greenhoe GC4-TIS Tenor Trombone Review

The new line of Greenhoe trombones continue to get a lot of attention as the trombone community evaluates how they compare to the original Greenhoes; given the very positive feedback they have gotten and the number of artists playing the new line it seems that the comparison is very favorable! The biggest issue with the new Greenhoes is their availability, with a 12-18 month wait time; however, after waiting for quite a long time we finally got our first Greenhoe GC4 in the shop! The complex sound, exceptional response and ease of play are impressive and we feel that it was worth the wait! Check out our review and let us know what you think!
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[@icemann6017]

This is the best I have heard you sound. You sound absolutely great on this horn!

[@SchmittMusicTromboneShop]

Thank you very much! I have felt from the beginning that the Greenhoes make it easy to sound good (at least to my own ears!)

[@johnjenkinsmusic1]

Concerto d'Hiver (Milhaud) love this piece!

[@lisam5491]

Greenhoe!Greenhoe!Greenhoe!
I love Greenhoe but my wallet dont. : (

[@tboorer]

I have the first Getzen 4147ib. How does the Greenhoe GC4 1R / TIS compare to the latest 4147ib? Thanks for your reviews

[@Jason-kx3cd]

Does adjusting the slide effect the partial tuning in the slide positions?

[@SchmittMusicTromboneShop]

No more so then the standard tuning slide setup (at least as far as I could tell...)

[@aroundreality7290]

Your intro was like 40 seconds long

[@MegaDeCapo]

I feel like your trying to do sign language