TromboneChat

I've called my Duo Gravis "Gretel" for just over 40 years now.

The Conn 110H bass bone I play has been named "Connie" for a while, even by its previous owners..

Mine is named Tromboney McTromboneface

My Edwards symphony tenor: Mr. Ed

Conn 36H alto: Skippy

1954 Conn 6H: David (named after the late David Baker from Indian University; he saw me in the hall with it and jokingly asked me where I got his horn)

Early 1940's H.N. White 2B Liberty: Tommy (original owner played lead in the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra)

Early 1940's H.N. White 2B Silvertone: Diamond (as in Diamond in the rough; hung on the 'museum' wall at my music shop owner's main branch. Workers thought it was a piece of junk. I saw it, knew what it was, and bought it from the owner. Now to get it up to speed).

Getzen The Dude: Jeff...as in Jeff "The Dude" Lebowski...lol.

My M&W is named Debbie.
No real reason.

My grade school tenor I called Louie, my bach bass I call Lenny, and my contra I call Lester.

Mine;

• [li]Earbreaker[/li][li]Dragonbreath[/li][li]Peacebreaker[/li][li]Silencereaper[/li]

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• [li]Mercy, Terror of Eternal Sorrow[/li]

Mine;

• [li]Earbreaker[/li][li]Dragonbreath[/li][li]Peacebreaker[/li][li]Silencereaper[/li]

&

• [li]Mercy, Terror of Eternal Sorrow[/li]