I made a review on a chinese-made bass trombone I had. Check it out if you're interested!
Chinese Bass Trombone Review
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Re: Chinese Bass Trombone Review
I watched it. I was thinking of buying one myself but I found a used King 7B recently, the horn yours was copied from, and bought it instead. Same ergonomic problems you mentioned.
I'm not a complete idiot, some parts are still missing! 
Greg Songer
Blessing USA small bore student horn, Bach 5
King 4B-F: Bach 5G

Greg Songer
Blessing USA small bore student horn, Bach 5
King 4B-F: Bach 5G
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Re: Chinese Bass Trombone Review
That's interesting. So it seems that the ergonomic issues are moreso with the overall design than the Chinese horns themselves
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Re: Chinese Bass Trombone Review
Yep. My 7B has the same ergonomic issues with my left had that my buddy's Shires Q does. The web between the thumb and index finger supporting the the bell brace works great for me, a feature lacking on my horn and the Shires.
I'm not a complete idiot, some parts are still missing! 
Greg Songer
Blessing USA small bore student horn, Bach 5
King 4B-F: Bach 5G

Greg Songer
Blessing USA small bore student horn, Bach 5
King 4B-F: Bach 5G