Butler Trombones

Putting our bells on! Another week or two of play testing and we will ready for production! https://butlertrombones.com/sousa/

Almost done! We are finishing up the bell and then will be ready to play our production carbon fiber sousaphone! It is a looker for sure! Time to order up! For pricing and more information please click our link here: https://butlertrombones.com/sousa/

Here is a Conn 20k bell headed to Switzerland for a customer. Also a picture of the Marine Band using thier King 2350 replacement carbon bell. Our carbon fiber Sousaphone bell weighs 1/4 of a brass bell and 1/2 the weight of a fiberglass bell without any loss of resonance! Less stress more musicality!! https://butlertrombones.com/shop/carbon-fiber-sousaphone-bell/

We are getting closer! The first three sousaphones will ship in two weeks. Here is a closeup of the "bridge" between branch 1 and 3. Get your pre-order in here at the introductory price. https://butlertrombones.com/sousa/

May the 4th be with you!

Our new paddle - thumb setup on the C12 uses Carbon fiber nylon paddles with our grip. This improves on the most comfortable bass trombone setup available anywhere. Less stress more musicality!! https://butlertrombones.com/

Progress on the first production sousaphone body! It is coming together nicely! This one is headed to the The United States Marine Band in Washington D.C. Still time to get in on our introductory pricing so get your pre-order in! https://butlertrombones.com/sousa/

A beautiful C6 (.508 bore)heading out to a happy customer! We have new cut bell cases from ProTec for our tenor trombones. This is a great playing horn!! Check it out! https://butlertrombones.com/specifications-features/

Progress on our production carbon fiber sousaphone! We have valve sections built and all carbon parts made for the first three production sousaphones. The first two are going to the "The President's Own" United States Marine Band in DC. Lets see..... the elbow connects to branch 1, branch 1 goes into branch 2....

NEW! Gb paddle for our C12! 3D printing has changed the world as far as prototyping a new product. Here is my initial drawing that I gave to Jeremy Smith to reproduce in a 3D printed prototype. We were able to create updated versions in 15 minute increments to finally come up with a "shark tip" version! This will now be printed in carbon fiber/nylon to test the final product.