This particular instrument has some really cool details, a hand bent all red brass F attachment, 3 piece gold brass bell, red brass outer slide tubes, lots of nickel trim, hand bent nickel slide crook and nickel tuning slide guard. This is one of the nicest playing Bach 42 trombones I've tried. This is a unique horn and, while not for everyone, would be the gem of a collection… and you can use it! SOLD, An unusual collaboration trombone made by Selmer Elkhart and Earl Williams in the 1940s. it's a redesign of the classic 613H bass with improvements in response, new free blowing rotary valves, new designed slide crook and tuning slides. This instrument has a one piece thin gold brass vintage Bach style bell flare, thayer valve, TB47NLW (.547 nickel lightweight) slide. It has a quick response, balanced sound and warm color. Totally one of a kind trombone that pretty much covers a wide range of options to tailor the instrument to your liking. It's a 4 valve professional euphonium in C from Amati out of the Czech Republic. $1100 with case, Professional Jupiter Jazzer trombone, previously owned by Alex Iles. The bell is thin and responsive but still have a full colorful sound. Obviously from the photos, this horn for sale is a time capsule. $500, Here's an interesting bass trombone bell from SE shires. I had it cleaned up and it's looking great and playing great. $1250, This is a nifty trombone project, the idea of trombonist Barry Kierce in Arizona. Displaying 1 to 10 (of 17. The horn also has a beautiful deco engraving on the bell. It comes with the original case in very good condition. It's perfect in both orchestra, brass quintet, studio... even polka band! If you have information, I'd love to hear about it. It was made in Germany to my specifications for The Brass Ark. No one makes anything like the 32H anymore. It is in fantastic condition for nearing 100 years old. PHP 40,785.59. Classic Bach 42 with gold brass bell from the 1990s. $2650 without case. Also works well for concert bands, quintets, chamber music, church orchestra etc. A beautiful playing vintage Bach model 6, made in the Bronx New York. This one has been well used and shows it. Beautiful vintage Bach model 42B, all stock and original. It looks bad, but is easily concealed with inexpensive leather grips (www.leatherspecialtiesco.com). The 32H is one of my favorite trombones... and I happen to own and play one myself. There is some minor wear and tear, lacquer wear and scratches… certainly not perfect cosmetically but a really nice playing instrument at a great price. It has the trademark curved handgrip, octagonal slide brace and slanting bell braces that look so cool and quickly identify the maker. Your best bet would be to order a custom mouthpiece with the Reynolds shank from one of the custom mouthpiece makers. The basic apps are the Safari Browser, Clock, App Store, Mail, Calculator, Music, etc.So, when you launch any app on iPadian, it functions exactly like it would on the iPad. $1200. SOLD. Has a larger 5 1/4" bell flare and is ultra lightweight (and has a beautifully elegant bracing design). The F attachment is a Hagmann valve, a custom removable 2nd valve was fabricated to fit and works extremely well. The model made famous by Bill Watrous. It is a smaller dual bore, traditional German style and takes a small shank mouthpiece. The results are excellent. It has been played and does show normal wear and tear but the bell is super resonant and there are many years of use still in this horn. This one is set up to be a modern version of a Conn 62H, a 9.5" red brass bell, dependent precision rotary valves made by Rotax in Switzerland, and of course tuning in the slide. Pop this flare on that Greenhoe 50 chassis and you have a bass trombone thats a sharpshooting marksman. SALE PENDING, This is a very nice Besson British Baritone, 3 valve compensating. Slide has been repaired, you'll see in the photos, some minor wear on the stockings but action is good. This is a very good playing trombone. This is a very nice King 3B Silversonic trombone, medium bore .508" with 8" solid sterling silver bell flare. Full bore specifications, etc coming soon (after I measure them). This gives the player total control over the intonation of the instrument. WORDS.TXT - Free ebook download as Text File (.txt), PDF File (.pdf) or read book online for free. SOLD. This instrument is one of the most responsive and beautiful sounding trombones I've ever heard. It is in very good condition with some minor mute dings in the flare and a few small indentations in the back tuning bow. This gives you the clarity from the thin refined bell of the Mt Vernon and the nice orchestral weight from the New York slide. Triggers can be split (custom linkages and paddles by Brad for $250 additional). This one has that classic "Conn sound" SOLD $1600 with original case. $3300 without case. Includes the original Olds case. includes a Cronkhite black cordura gig bag. It will be cleaned and have a slide tune up prior to sale. This one has been used in Los Angeles by a prominent player and is in very nice lightly used condition. A nice playing professional alto trombone for a bargain price. Based on the original Burbank Williams model 6, this is a unique model in that it features tuning in the slide. I'm not sure if Larry used a mandrel or did this free form. $3100 without case. Professional Prestige 2028 Bb Professional Sovereign 928G Bb Professional Sovereign 924G Eb Student Prodige 120 Bb 5, RUE MAURICE BERTEAUX - 78711 MANTES-LA-VILLE - FRANCE Instruments In very good condition overall with few dings. REDUCED $1650, One of the most exciting bass trombones I've had come through the Ark in a while, this is a custom built Bach with dependent thayer valves (assembled by the talented Eric Edwards). They are a free blowing small tenor trombone with a big sound and easy flexibility. It's warm and colorful in the soft dynamics and has some snap and sizzle in the louds. Shows some lacquer wear and pitting from use. It has the very popular BII 7GM bell flare (9.5" gold brass), inline axial/Thayer valves in Bb/F/Gb/D and a B62NLW slide. Not sure if I'd call this a tenor or bass trombone… so I'm going to call it a quart posaune. This one is from the 1960s, it was silver-plated but as you can see some of the plating has worn off from use. It makes a great big sound but retains the clear and clean character that really helps set players enhance their performance. Made in the mid 1960s at the Cleveland King factory, this is the real deal folks. Totally slick and classy. Since he was mostly know for producing jazz horns, they were never as popular as his famous model 6, making 8's quite rare. Standard C tuning slide. This is a big sounding bass trombone with a classic old school orchestral tone. Construction and craftsmanship is very high. This is a used Edwards T-350 with a 384 bell flare (thin gauge yellow brass, soldered rim, unlacquered) with Thayer valve, gold brass tuning slide and .525" wide (Bach style) slide. These New York bass trombones are incredibly rare, only showing up for sale once in a while. This design is based on the Alexander bass trumpet but with much improved intonation. Thayers installed by Chuck McAlexander at The Brass Lab. Here is a special order Edwards straight tenor trombone. $2000 without case. The bell is unstamped but is obviously original to the horn and authentic Williams. The low A and Ab are mildly unstable but an easy work around with the use of alternate fingerings. I've tested this instrument in a variety of ensembles and have had no problem blending with all makes and models of trombones in many different styles of playing. $1600. Plays very well! Interestingly enough, this Bach has a two piece bell flare made in the style of the pre WWII Conn trombones. Includes original hard case. The valves are lightening fast! Includes a Holton case. Comes with a protec case. REDUCED $4400 without case. This trombone is in good condition, it has been used and shows some minor cosmetic blems and a few minor scars from repairs. $1600 SOLD, This is the same instrument as the King 3BF but with more bling! Another beautiful Bach Mt Vernon tenor trombone, this one in the 5xxx serial numbers. This horn is a nice player, but not a nice looker. Can be accessed.How to use AIR iPhone to run iOS on your Windows OS?If you wish to see the iOS emulator in the horizontal mode, you can simply choose the orientation arrow located at the top right corner of the user interface. This is a really nice example of a great playing Conn 88H. A french style hard case is included. The model 8 has a .491" slide and is a good match to broaden up the sound of this instrument. This is an M series and has a classic Conn sound. A gorgeous gold brass alto trombone, from one of the best trombone makers in the past 50 years. The valve linkages have been upgraded to minibal style. It has a single leadpipe, that is removable. The original valve was used on the F and an Olds valve was used on the G/Gb valve. Boosey & Co. was established by Thomas Boosey in 1816. One lead pipe is included. The bell is from a Conn Elkhart 62H, the dependent valves are from a Holton and have open wraps and triggers built by Minick. This is a beautiful instrument! It started it's life as a valved model but I had my technician Brad Close remove the valve and put new parts on it to make it a straight horn. The bell flare appears to be an original Minick one piece bell (I think it is an early Larry flare because of the way the seam is constructed), the valves are Bach valves but have been modified with Minick inline open wrap. $1200 Sold. This would be for "symphonic work" and his idea was to keep it small up front and big in the back. The bell has the deco engraving, tuning slide has the nickel guard and the slide has both bronze outer tubes and thick slide braces. Having made 12 arkbones out in the world, Thomas and I thought it would be fun to design something new! There is a little tiny bit of wear on the inner tubes and a few cosmetic scratches but overall a very clean and good playing example. The original Besson hardcase is included, along with the fabric storage bag. This one is both collectible and it's one of the best playing NY6s I've come across. It is one of my favorite in the shop at the moment. Overall, a really nice inexpensive double plug bass bone. This is a fantastic playing bass trombone. If you're that guy or gal who seeks out the very best and unique trombones, read on. Hardy, David Paul Frederick; Coaches and Coaching (English) (as Illustrator) Half-hours with the Highwaymen - Vol 1 Picturesque Biographies and Traditions of the "Knights of the Road" (English) (as Illustrator) A very good playing instrument, I can only imagine that a handful of these trombones were made and survive, especially in the condition of this one. Price is $700 without case. I usually only sell brass instruments on this website, as you all know, but I like supporting my pals that make cool stuff… DJ's handmade pens sell for lots of money, here's a very special piece that you won't find anywhere else. The slide tubes seem to be original, at least the top tube which is nickel plated brass. Here's a really nifty custom Benge, modified in NYC to be convertible. It features a .500" lightweight yellow brass slide, 7.75" bell flare. Zentrum für Bildungsforschung und Lehrerbildung (PLAZ) 26.01.2021 | Forschungskolleg Empirische Bildungsforschung Vortrag: Der Einsatz von Tablets in … Price is $2200 as is without case. There is also a 700 series "International" cornet which I need to add as its based on the Sovereign 928. The Yamaha's are consistent and easy to play. It is open and responsive with a broad orchestral sound. Has a warm sound with focus and core and a little bit more weight than most 88Hs. Takes a medium/euro shank mouthpiece. Lightly used Bach model 36G with convertible F attachment (open wrap) and straight neckpipe. These bells were made on special electroplated mandrels, which let them be thinner and more vibrant than sheet sterling silver material (ala King Silversonic), thus giving these sterling bells a resonant and responsive sound. He was a custom horn maker out of Chicago and is credited with this style of valve wrap and horn design. Sold without case. It features a .500" bore lightweight nickel silver slide, 7.5" one piece yellow brass bell. This is a beautiful bass bone in excellent condition. $3300 with case. If you tend to play on the lower side of the pitch, you may find this horn would need to be slightly cut (which is an easy modification). Many of the great newer horns are modeled after the original Besson instruments. It's a good blowing trumpet and comes with a case and a fantastic pedigree. With original case, $1400 SOLD, Here is a very nice used Holton H378 double horn in F/Bb, designed for the young professional or advanced beginner. Rudy Meinl cimbassos are highly regarded around the world as the best, and I must admit I am impressed by the craftsmanship and quality of this giant. Valves seal well and the sound is classic "Alex". The action is working as it should and plays very even and open on both sides of the horn. SOLD, Vintage King 6B "Duo Gravis" Silversonic bass trombone, dependent valves with sterling silver bell. This is a really fabulous playing instrument and has a pedigree to one of the major US orchestras. It shows hardly any signs of use and has many many years of use left in it. Features a Swiss made Rotax valve, with gold brass open wrap tubing. The Perantucci PT-3 Tuba is a compact CC tuba made in Germany. This one is in very nice condition and has a nice sound. Overall in very nice condition, showing some contact wear (it is raw brass). The bell is a Bach 50 "Corporation" early Elkhart bell in yellow brass, in high demand these days. It has an adjustable gap receiver and includes three bell flares: sterling silver A4, nickel silver A2, gold brass A2. This is a vintage Bach model 16 trombone from the 1950s. The sound is really good quality, a velvet tone that isn't too edgy but has a clearly defined front to the note. $4500, Here's a rare one! It has a hand hammered and honed bell (the hammer marks are cleary visible in the dark patina on the inside of the bell (dark from the fabrication process and gorgeous). Serial dates it to early Texas production. It was made at the Los Angeles shop and still has the prominent "williams" trademarks: curved handgrip, special water key, and curved bracing. It is a large bore french horn with a large bell flare. The YEP-321 has always been a favorite amongst working professionals.