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[SN X5547] USED BACH / Tenor Bass Trombone 42B GL [09]
Back Trombone 42B GL
Serial Number X5547 (first digit illegible due to wear) Body Weight 1809 grams (Slides 629 grams)
A one-piece yellow brass bell, lacquer-finished, wide-bore tenor trombone.
Although the first digit of the serial number is illegible due to wear, this instrument is believed to have been manufactured in the 1980s.
With its deep, rich tone and moderate resistance, it is a representative model of large-bore tenor bass trombones and is popular among a wide range of players across all genres.
While there is significant rust, scratches, and peeling lacquer throughout the instrument, and dents and repair marks remain, particularly around the bell, it does not affect playability. The instrument has been fully adjusted and is ready to play.
Additionally, the case exterior has some peeling.
Repair details: Disassembly and cleaning, full wash, replacement of soft parts (water key rubber, stopper rubber, two felt pads on the stop band), dent repair (slide tip, bell, inner slide tube), re-lubrication with oil and grease
Condition Grade: B: Scratches present, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: X5547 (first digit illegible due to wear)
Accessories: Original hard case, mouthpiece, cleaning rod
Serial Number X5547 (first digit illegible due to wear) Body Weight 1809 grams (Slides 629 grams)
A one-piece yellow brass bell, lacquer-finished, wide-bore tenor trombone.
Although the first digit of the serial number is illegible due to wear, this instrument is believed to have been manufactured in the 1980s.
With its deep, rich tone and moderate resistance, it is a representative model of large-bore tenor bass trombones and is popular among a wide range of players across all genres.
While there is significant rust, scratches, and peeling lacquer throughout the instrument, and dents and repair marks remain, particularly around the bell, it does not affect playability. The instrument has been fully adjusted and is ready to play.
Additionally, the case exterior has some peeling.
Repair details: Disassembly and cleaning, full wash, replacement of soft parts (water key rubber, stopper rubber, two felt pads on the stop band), dent repair (slide tip, bell, inner slide tube), re-lubrication with oil and grease
Condition Grade: B: Scratches present, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: X5547 (first digit illegible due to wear)
Accessories: Original hard case, mouthpiece, cleaning rod
$2.31
Original: $6.59
-65%[SN X5547] USED BACH / Tenor Bass Trombone 42B GL [09]—
$6.59
$2.31
Description
Back Trombone 42B GL
Serial Number X5547 (first digit illegible due to wear) Body Weight 1809 grams (Slides 629 grams)
A one-piece yellow brass bell, lacquer-finished, wide-bore tenor trombone.
Although the first digit of the serial number is illegible due to wear, this instrument is believed to have been manufactured in the 1980s.
With its deep, rich tone and moderate resistance, it is a representative model of large-bore tenor bass trombones and is popular among a wide range of players across all genres.
While there is significant rust, scratches, and peeling lacquer throughout the instrument, and dents and repair marks remain, particularly around the bell, it does not affect playability. The instrument has been fully adjusted and is ready to play.
Additionally, the case exterior has some peeling.
Repair details: Disassembly and cleaning, full wash, replacement of soft parts (water key rubber, stopper rubber, two felt pads on the stop band), dent repair (slide tip, bell, inner slide tube), re-lubrication with oil and grease
Condition Grade: B: Scratches present, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: X5547 (first digit illegible due to wear)
Accessories: Original hard case, mouthpiece, cleaning rod
Serial Number X5547 (first digit illegible due to wear) Body Weight 1809 grams (Slides 629 grams)
A one-piece yellow brass bell, lacquer-finished, wide-bore tenor trombone.
Although the first digit of the serial number is illegible due to wear, this instrument is believed to have been manufactured in the 1980s.
With its deep, rich tone and moderate resistance, it is a representative model of large-bore tenor bass trombones and is popular among a wide range of players across all genres.
While there is significant rust, scratches, and peeling lacquer throughout the instrument, and dents and repair marks remain, particularly around the bell, it does not affect playability. The instrument has been fully adjusted and is ready to play.
Additionally, the case exterior has some peeling.
Repair details: Disassembly and cleaning, full wash, replacement of soft parts (water key rubber, stopper rubber, two felt pads on the stop band), dent repair (slide tip, bell, inner slide tube), re-lubrication with oil and grease
Condition Grade: B: Scratches present, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: X5547 (first digit illegible due to wear)
Accessories: Original hard case, mouthpiece, cleaning rod
