Kyocera's proprietary Kyoto Opal is included within an limited edition trombone. The artificial opal content, showcasing particular radiance, is employed at the counter-weight and thumb activate — incorporating a more lavish texture towards the trombone's layout which appropriately fits with all the product theory as a distinctive edition (YSL-882O20TH) marking the 20th anniversary of Yamaha's Xeno collection.
Two forms of Kyoto Opal are employed in the trombone: The plastic type containing flexibility and applicability to wide are as is used from the Counterweight; and also the resin-impregnated variety with different rich and subtle hues is traditionally used in the thumb activate. 
Kyoto Opal is just a faux opal material developed by Kyocera using a unique aesthetic quality that cannot be duplicated by additional wrought iron resin-based products. Employing special colour techniques, Kyocera generates Kyoto Opal in a selection of rich and subtle colours and tints.The new trombone model-YSL-882O20TH, marking the 20th anniversary of Yamaha's Xeno collection can be found in the united states, Europe, Japan(somewhere around for 405,000 yen -$3734) and other asiapacific countries.
Source: fareastgizmos.com
