Trombones
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Conn 6H Trombone (Professional Model)
This 1963 6H is considered one of the most respected small-bore, light weight jazz trombones ever made, known for its quick response, colorful tone and effortless flexibility. It has a .500″ bore and 8″ yellow brass bell which offers a balance of warmth and brilliance. The inner slides look brand new with absolutely no plating missing! I have included a Schilke 51 mouthpiece, and it comes in a brand-new Protec MAX case. A great horn that you must try!
Price: $1000.00
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Bach 42 Trombone (Professional Model)
The Bach 42 is a large-bore symphonic trombone long considered a benchmark in professional orchestral and ensemble playing. It’s built from a single piece of brass (often yellow or gold) and is known for its rich, focused tone with strong projection and excellent dynamic control. I just finished cleaning it inside and out. It’s virtually in pristine condition. Of course, it comes in its original hard-shell case and a Bach 6 1/2A mouthpiece is included. You have to try it to appreciate it. Call me at 434-973-4299 and schedule a time to come check it out. Brand new this horn sells for over $3700.00 so my price of $2200.00 for a trombone in excellent condition is a deal.
Price: $2200.00
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Shires Q-30 Tenor Trombone (Professional Model)
If you are looking to step-up from your current trombone then this could be your next instrument. This has a .547 inch bore size with an 8.5-inch hand-hammered bell. This is considered a large bore horn. All this means that it has a focused tone with strong projection and smooth response. Plus, the instrument includes three interchangeable lead pipes for tonal flexibility and an F - attachment with an open wrap. No matter what style of music you are playing, this is the horn for you. I have seen the price for this trombone range from $3200.00 to almost $3900.00. I’m selling this one for $2600.00 which is a smoking deal! Call my shop at 434-973-4299 and schedule an appointment to try this instrument.
Price: $2600.00
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Olds "S-22" Bass Trombone - SOLD
This is a classic bass trombone designed by “Mr. Bass Trombone” George Roberts, from back in the day. Like always, I disassembled the horn and cleaned every part. Of course, I did a bit of alignment on the hand slide, replaced the w/k cork and lubed both tuning slides. The horn and case are in very good condition. Call the shop at 434-973-4299 to come give this trombone a try.
Price: $650.00
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Yamaha YSL-354 Trombone (Student Model) SOLD
This is your “Go To” horn if you’re looking for a trombone for a new/beginning student. Also, if you’re tired of renting and want to own an instrument, this is a reasonably price alternative. I just finished cleaning it, aligned the hand slide and lubed everything that needs to be lubed. In other words, it plays as well as a brand-new trombone. I’ve also included a Yamaha #47 mouthpiece with it. This is exactly the mouthpiece you want for a beginner. The case is original and in great condition. The new version of this instrument costs almost $1900.00!!! So, $700.00 for a trombone in great condition is a real deal. Come check it out.
Price: $700.00
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Bach "Liberty" Bass Trombone (Intermediate Model) - SOLD
If you’re looking for a good “step-up” model trombone then this is it! Of course, I have disassembled the instrument and cleaned it inside and out, aligned the hand slide and lubed & oiled everything that needs to be lubed and oiled. This horn has a good size 8” bell and a bore size of .547. I think the hand slide itself seems to be identical to a Bach 42 slide. I have also seen several reviews that make the same claim. The Bach 42 is a dramatically more expensive instrument, so this means that you’re getting an upgraded instrument at a more reasonable price. The bell tubing is an open wrap design which most trombonists, particularly professional trombonists, say that the overall playability of an open wrap is better because the air flow through the horn is less restricted. The horn comes with a 6 1/2A mouthpiece and the original case which is in great condition. This means, a great trombone and a great price. Call me at the shop, 434-973-4299, to schedule an appointment to check out this instrument.
Price: $800.00
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Yamaha YSL-548GO Trombone (Intermediate Model) SOLD
This is a Yamaha Allegro, which is a step-up model from your basic student model trombone. Certainly it adds an “F” attachment which is the round thing with the trigger. The bell is 8.5” in diameter, which is about a ½ inch bigger than a student model t-bone. And the overall tubing is .547" in diameter which is also slightly bigger than a student model horn. The material of the instrument is gold brass. All of this means that it’s a better sounding trombone and a bigger sounding trombone. This is what you want for concert band, symphonic band or marching band settings. As always, I cleaned it and aligned the hand slide so it plays like a new horn. It comes with a Yamaha 5G large shank mouthpiece and it’s in a virtually new ProTec case. The case has lots of extra room for anything you need to bring with you to your performances. Brand new I see that this instrument sells from $2300.00 to over $2700.00. Consequently, my selling price of $1600.00 is a super deal. Call my shop at 434-973-4299 and schedule an appointment to try out this t-bone.
Price: $1600.00
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1941 King "2-B" Trombone - SOLD
This instrument is in pristine condition. On top of that, the bell section is “solid sterling silver”. Most trombones from this era have a brass bell that has been silver plated, but not this one. Again, the bell is “solid sterling silver”. Both the hand slide and the valve section function perfectly. Of course, I have disassembled the horn and flushed out every inch of tubing so, it’s clean as a whistle. And whistles are known for their cleanliness. Also, the case, which is original, is pristine. Quite frankly, the horn looks like it has never been used.
Price: $2500.00