Instruments
The OSUMB uses only the brass and percussion instruments listed below.
- E♭ Cornets (Yamaha Xeno 8620S)
- B♭ Trumpets (Yamaha Xeno 8335S)
- B♭ Flugelhorns (Yamaha 631S)
- F Mellophones (King 1120 and 1121)
- B♭ Tenor Trombones (King 2104)
- Bass Trombones (Conn 110H)
- Baritones (King 625)
- Sousaphones (Conn 20K)
- Snare drums (Pearl custom-made 10"x14" free-floating shell)
- Cymbals (Sabian 18" HHX Evolution)
- Tenors (Sextets) (Pearl Custom-made series 6", 8", 10", 12", 13" sets)
- Bass Drums (Pearl custom-made)
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