A stability result for the generalized trigonometric-quadratic functional equation F(+)−G(−) = 2H()K()+L()+M() over the domain of a normed space and the range of a Banach space is derived. It states that under appropriate conditions on the function H()K(), the four functions F(), G(), L(), and M() are approximately equal to combinations of certain quadratic and additive functions. 1 , 2 , 3 , and 4 are functions from a normed space 1 to a Banach space 2. In the paper [7], the authors considered the stability of a combined generalized trigonometric-quadratic functional equation of the form F (+) + G (−) = 2H () K () + L () + M () (4) over the domain of an abelian group (, +) and the range C, except the control function whose range is taken to be the nonnegative real numbers [0, ∞). There, the functions H and K are explicitly determined under certain restrictions on the remaining functions F, G, L, and M. It is natural to ask whether the restrictions on the functions F, G, L, and M can be removed and/or altered to obtain some stability result of (4). We answer this question affirmatively using Jung's techniques elaborated in [6, 8].