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Trombone Models - Stradivarius
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Model 39 |
0.468" |
6.500" |
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Key Eb
Bore .468" medium bore
Bell 6.5" one-piece yellow brass
bell
Slide standard chrome-plated
nickel silver seamless inner
slide, brass outer slide, nickel
silver handgrip.
The Model 39 Professional Alto
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Trombone Models - Stradivarius
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Model 4 |
0.468" |
7.000" |
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Medium-Small Bore slide (0.468") with a medium-small
bore bell. An
excellent instrument for small orchestras where only
two brasses, trumpet, trombone are in the ensemble.
This trombone has a most perfect intonation and
responds beautifully to muting. The tone is
compact, brilliant and free from thinness, commonly
termed "nasal twang." The Model 4 has been
especially designed for players with a delicate
embouchure to enable them to play the entire
register, particularly the high notes, with the
utmost ease. For engagements in
hotels, restaurants, small bedrooms and other places
where the requirements are usually for subdued
music, this instrument will be found thoroughly
desirable and suitable. |
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Model 6 |
0.485" |
7.000" |
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Medium Bore slide
(0.485") with a medium bore bell. There were actually
7 variations on the model 6. These variants
were different combinations of tuning slide, tuning
slide tubes, and the bell size. These were labeled
as follows on the bell:
6
6II
6III
6IV - More Common
6IV/V
6VI
6VII - More Common |
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Model LT6 |
0.485" |
7.000" |
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MODEL LT6 BACH STRADIVARIUS
TENOR TROMBONE
Key of Bb, .485" small bore, 7"
one-piece yellow brass bell,
chrome-plated nickel silver
seamless inner slide,
lightweight nickel silver outer
slide, nickel silver handgrip,
tubular nickel silver body
braces, removable gold-plated
balance weight, genuine Vincent
Bach mouthpiece, deluxe wood
shell case. |
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Model 8 |
0.490" |
7.000" |
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Medium Bore slide
(0.490"), a fraction larger than the model "6" with
a medium bore bell slightly larger than the model
"6" bell. Of
similar construction to the previous model, with a
fuller and more mellow tone. For theatre and
concert orchestras and full sized dance bands. |
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Model LT8 |
0.490" |
7.000" |
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Key of Bb, .490" small bore,
7-1/2" one-piece yellow brass
bell, chrome-plated nickel
silver seamless inner slide,
lightweight nickel silver outer
slide, nickel silver handgrip,
tubular nickel silver body
braces, removable gold-plated
balance weight, genuine Vincent
Bach mouthpiece, deluxe wood
shell case. |
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Model 12 |
0.500" |
7.500" |
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Key of Bb, .500" medium bore,
7-1/2" one-piece yellow brass
bell, chrome-plated nickel
silver seamless inner slide,
brass outer slide, nickel silver
handgrip, tubular nickel silver
body braces, removable
gold-plated balance weight,
genuine Vincent Bach mouthpiece,
deluxe wood shell case. |
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Model 16 |
0.495" /
0.510" |
7.000" |
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Medium Large Duo Bore
(0.490/0.510") with a medium large bore bell.
Full, mellow tone of
great volume and a free response and chief features
of this trombone. Suitable for larger theatre
orchestras and for symphony performances. |
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Model LT16 |
0.509 |
7.500" |
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Key of Bb, .509" medium bore,
7-1/2" one-piece yellow brass
bell, open gooseneck,
chrome-plated nickel silver
seamless inner slide,
lightweight nickel silver outer
slide, nickel silver handgrip,
tubular nickel silver body
braces, genuine Vincent Bach
mouthpiece, deluxe wood shell
case. |
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Model 36 |
0.525" |
8.000" |
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Large bore
slide (0.525") with large bore bell.
For the first
trombone work in large symphony or concert
orchestras. Remarkable high register
so essential for modern symphony work.
Beautiful, broad and sonorous tone, full of
life. Abundant tone-volume and
carrying power. No risk of over
blowing this instrument as there is no
player with sufficient power to reach the
limit of its fortissimo. |
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Model 36B |
0.525" |
8.000" |
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Model 36 with F valve.
For 1st and 2nd
trombone work in large symphony, opera, or concert
orchestras or band. Identical bore (0.525")
and construction as the previous model, but with a
rotary valve. By using the "F" valve, the
entire chromatic scale down to the pedal notes can
be played. "F" valve valve slide can be pulled
out to "E". (See illustration of the Medel 50B
trombone) |
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Model 42 |
0.547" |
8.500" |
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All 42 series Bach Stradivarius
tenor trombones feature .547"
large bore, 8-1/2" one-piece
yellow brass bell, chrome-plated
nickel silver seamless inner
slide, brass outer slide, nickel
silver handgrip, tubular nickel
silver body braces, genuine
Vincent Bach mouthpiece, deluxe
wood shell case. |
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Trombone Models - Stradivarius
(Bass) |
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Model 50A |
0.562" |
9.500" |
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All Bach Stradivarius bass
trombones feature .562" large
bore, one-piece yellow brass
bell, chrome-plated nickel
silver seamless inner slide,
brass outer slide, nickel silver
handgrip, tubular nickel silver
body braces, genuine Vincent
Bach mouthpiece, deluxe wood
shell case.
MODEL 50A - 9-1/2" one-piece
yellow brass bell, Hagmann Valve
rotor mechanism, open wrap |
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Model 50B |
0.562" |
9.000" |
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9" bass trombone with
F valve. For
the 3rd trombonist (bass trombonist) in large
symphony, opera, or concert orchestras or bands.
Similar in construction to the previous tenor
trombone with F valve (F Valve slide can pulled out
to E), but has a large sized bell and a large slide
bore (0.562). It retains its great, majestic
tone to the lowest pedal notes. Indispensable
in symphony organizations, this instrument is also
recommended for first class concert bands, for its
adds sonority and "body" to the brass section.
MODEL 50B (Today) - 9-1/2"
one-piece yellow brass bell,
traditional rotor mechanism,
traditional wrap |
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Model 50K |
0.562" |
9.500" |
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All Bach Stradivarius bass
trombones feature .562" large
bore, one-piece yellow brass
bell, chrome-plated nickel
silver seamless inner slide,
brass outer slide, nickel silver
handgrip, tubular nickel silver
body braces, genuine Vincent
Bach mouthpiece, deluxe wood
shell case.
MODEL 50K - 9-1/2" one-piece
yellow brass bell, Balanced
Valve® rotor mechanism, open
wrap |
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Model 50T |
0.562" |
9.500" |
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All Bach Stradivarius bass
trombones feature .562" large
bore, one-piece yellow brass
bell, chrome-plated nickel
silver seamless inner slide,
brass outer slide, nickel silver
handgrip, tubular nickel silver
body braces, genuine Vincent
Bach mouthpiece, deluxe wood
shell case.
MODEL 50T - 9-1/2" one-piece
yellow brass bell, Thayer ™
Valve rotor mechanism, open wrap |
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Trombone Models - Student
Line |
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Model TB200B |
0.525" |
8.000" |
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Key of Bb/F, .525" medium-large
bore, 8" two-piece yellow brass
bell with engraving, F rotor
mechanism, ball bearing rotor
linkage, traditional wrap,
chrome-plated nickel silver
seamless inner slide, brass
outer slide, chrome-plated
handgrip, tubular brass body
braces, genuine Vincent Bach
mouthpiece, wood shell case. |
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Model TB300 |
0.500" |
8.000" |
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Key of Bb, .500" medium bore, 8"
two-piece yellow brass bell,
chrome-plated nickel silver
seamless inner slide, brass
outer slide, chrome-plated
handgrip, tubular nickel silver
body braces, removable
nickel-plated balance weight,
genuine Vincent Bach mouthpiece,
double-wall case. |
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Model TB600 |
0.509" |
8.000" |
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"Aristocrat" - .509" bore, 8"
bell, clear lacquer, Bach
350-12C mouthpiece, 50882 case. |
