This instrument was off the market for the last few months as I held it back for a friend. Unfortunately the sale fell through, so that means you have yet another chance at this great trombone! Here is an incredibly well playing single valve bass trombone! This Thein Universal with Hagmann valve is silver
I have to say this is one of the most comfortable trombones I have ever played! The bell brace goes under your thumb so it basically acts like a bullet brace, add to that the Williams style slide brace and you have a very ergonomic design. Gold brass bell, yellow brass valve section and
Larry Minick is a trombone builder legend and if you already played one of his horns, you know why. I have been lucky enough to play 4 Minick tenor trombones so far and all of them have been exceptional horns. And this one is no exception. It has an original Minick red brass bell
Here is a top notch alto designed by Branimir Slokar and Kühnl & Hoyer. It is so good, it has unfortunately served as model for all the chinese alto trombones on the market now. But this is the original, and you can tell it! A great alto with a nice sound and really easy
If you follow my page, you may know that I like Bach's. And I particularly like vintage Bach's from the Corporation era. Here is a nice Bach 42b corporation bell, mated with a recent slide from the early 2000's. As you can see on the pictures, the lacquer on the bell has seen better
Here is another beautiful Conn 70H, this one has been made in 1948. It is the "long bell, short slide" version of a Conn 70H which is actually easier to play for someone used to a modern bass trombone. The
Bach fans know it: those old Corporation horns can be absolutely great! This is a nice example, very clear articulations but keeps a nice dark orchestral sound. Unfortunately it isn't a beauty queen any more. The bell
Every once in a while I get an instrument that I know in advance I will have to save it. This is one such example. A silver plated Conn 70H from 1937. It came to me with very worn slide inners, but the sound was quite somehing! So I asked the people at Haag
This is a used Rath R4F with Hagmann valve all in yellow brass. It is in really good condition without any dings or dents. Some lacquer wear on the slide but the bell section looks nearly
Vintage trombone fans know it, the old Bach's are the best Bach's. Here is a nice Bach 42b from the Corporation era. All original and
