Bach Stradivarius 36B - Traditional Wrap Bb/F Trombone
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Product Information
The Strad 36 Trombones combine the heritage of Bachs original designs with modern day manufacturing precision and high quality materials. A medium bore and 8 inch bell make this a versatile instrument suitable for many styles, especially with the standard rotor. The 36B has a traditional wrap tuning slide configuration for a compact more focused sound.
Produced in the USA since 1928 Bach Trombones are steeped in history and quality. Originally a professional Trumpet player Vincent Bach grew his business in the 20s and 30s with the help of Selmer USA and it soon flourished into the most reputable brass name in the world. The production moved from Mount Vernon, New York to Elkhart, Indiana in 1961 when Vincent Bach sold the company to The Selmer Company.
Stradivarius - Bb/F, .525 bore, 8 inch one-piece hand-hammeredyellow brass bell, chrome plated nickel-silver inner handslide tubes, brass outer handslide tubes, traditional wrap F section with traditional rotor, clear lacquer finish, genuine Vincent Bach 7C small shank mouthpiece and zippered Cordura covered wood shell case
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