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  • Problem
    • It is structural
    • Why the traditional seated position is problematic
    • The body does not fail. It adapts.
    • The hidden cost of compensation
    • The other half of the problem: instrument control
    • The musical consequences
    • The structural problem
    • The goal
  • System
    • One biomechanical system
    • From compensation to organisation
    • The four pillars of the system
    • What makes Trinity different
    • How it works: stabilise the musician first
    • Folds for transport
    • Benefits for the musician
    • The vision
    • Beyond ergonomics
  • Story
    • The promise
    • The price of the promise
    • The breaking point
    • The question
    • From frustration to research
    • Trinity
  • Journey
    • Sketches
    • Homemade prototypes
    • Design
    • In concert
  • Philosophy
    • The forgotten foundation
    • Small improvements create larger effects
    • The chain of beauty
    • Beyond performance
    • Why Trinity exists
  • Founder
    • José Vilaplana Herruzo
    • From experience to a question
    • Everything is interconnected
    • Trajectory
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Problem
OverviewIt is structuralWhy the traditional seated position is problematicThe body does not fail. It adapts.The hidden cost of compensationThe other half of the problem: instrument controlThe musical consequencesThe structural problemThe goal
System
OverviewOne biomechanical systemFrom compensation to organisationThe four pillars of the systemWhat makes Trinity differentHow it works: stabilise the musician firstFolds for transportBenefits for the musicianThe visionBeyond ergonomics
Story
OverviewThe promiseThe price of the promiseThe breaking pointThe questionFrom frustration to researchTrinity
Journey
OverviewSketchesHomemade prototypesDesignIn concert
Philosophy
OverviewThe forgotten foundationSmall improvements create larger effectsThe chain of beautyBeyond performanceWhy Trinity exists
Founder
OverviewJosé Vilaplana HerruzoFrom experience to a questionEverything is interconnectedTrajectory
FAQGet in touch

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What we collect

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Why

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