In beautiful condition. Very versatile and easily adaptable, the LT16M is one of the most popular jazz trombones around. The valve core is made from tubes, similar to a trumpet valve, which allows for the vibrations of the instrument to continue rather than being dulled by a solid brass valve. $225, Beautiful Burbank Earl Williams model 8 trombone. $8350 SOLD, The ultimate .500" bore trombone, The Earl Williams model 6. It is in good condition with some wear on the contact points. King 2B Plus trombone, these are a .500" bore version of the King 2B with a lightweight yellow brass slide. Really a top notch all around instrument. It features inline O.E. $2500 with case. Did I mention it has a screw bell :) In all seriousness, this alto plays great and is well made by one of the master trombone makers in German. You'd be hard pressed to find another horn with this much performance at this price point. Impress your friends pulling this guy out of the case. Not only is it good for Bolero, it is also good for all sort of commercial playing. $3000 with case SOLD, Yamaha YEP-321 4 valve euphonium in good condition. The core is really something special on this trombone. Here's one of our conversion trombones we made a few years back for a client. Overall in very good condition with some lacquer wear here and there adding to the character of it. $1500 without case. In great shape, probably only played a handful of hours. I love the classy look of this beautiful vintage Alexander 104 French Horn. It has a newer slide than the bell section. Beautiful mid 1960s Elkhart Conn 88H with special order factory extended trigger lever. This horn is in excellent lightly used condition. Comes with a case. It is in excellent condition with hardly any wear. SOLD, These are most excellent modern recreations of the famous Elkhart Conn 62H trombone, updated with open and oversized rotary valves as well as a variety of material options. It is like driving a sports car, super nimble valves, great sound and a nifty custom Minick tuning trigger on the main slide. Absolutely beautiful vintage Bach 37ML trumpet in great shape, with original lacquer which has patina to a nice honey color. Beautiful vintage Bach model 42B, all stock and original. As such, I've priced this one very attractively so the next owner can either play a cool vintage 62H on a budget as is, or invest some time and resources into making this into a shiny star. $2100 with case. The 32H AKA the Burkle Model, was designed by the guy in charge: Jake Burkle to be his masterpiece. SOLD, Here's a rare beauty from the early 1950s, an early model Conn 8H with optional F attachment, pre official 88H. It is in terrific condition and has the original Paxman case (along with many airline stickers, Brian was an avid pilot). Made fully in Massachusetts, the Masters series took many of the most popular components from the Artists series and put together set combinations. Overall this instrument is in very nice vintage condition. It features a 9.5" yellow brass bell, .562" slide with tuning in the slide and "opera wheel" tuning mechanism. We tried a new bell brace design on this one to see how it would turn out and the results are promising. I will have it chem cleaned prior to sale. Made for ease of transition from a modern instrument to a historic type instrument, this is a very easy sackbut to play. It has a thin hand engraved gold brass bell, lightweight slide and Williams style bracing and grip. These are wonderful instruments that are no longer in production from the Bach factory. This is the original design, similar to the Bach bass trumpet, which I believe is no longer in production. The previous owner has spent extensive time modifying the split triggers so they work well. $1850 with case, This is a brand new demo instrument that was shown at the 2016 NAMM show in Anaheim. This instrument was made after Earl and his son Bob had passed away and the company was sold. Ultra rare, this is an early Bach model 16ii, made in the Vincent Bach Bronx New York factory. It is sold with the original shires case (which is similar to the Marcus Bonna case) and a full compliment of mutes. Basically set up like the ultimate King 3B. The 112H is a great bargain for an inline valve bass trombone. The Conn G bass trombone is always one of those instruments you have heard about but never actually seen unless you go to a brass museum and they are lucky enough to have one. The hand slide has also had a custom curved hand brace installed for ergonomics, as well as a Edwards bullet brace included for the bell section. $1600, This bass trombone is breathtakingly beautiful. People will be stunned at the detail and beauty of this bell. I love the 7 3/4" 1R bell, soldered rim red brass and while I know that is not traditionally a popular bell for jazz, I really don't see why. They horn is in like new condition. In near factory condition. $3600 SOLD, This is a terrific playing bass trombone with an incredible sound. It has string linkage and has had a hand brace for comfort. The instrument also includes a single valve F tuning slide. The 188 is one of the best tuba models made by Miraphone. $5590 without case. $3800 with case. Even more rare, this one has original gold brass outer slide tubes and yellow bass slide crook. It was fully restored and refinished here, tastefully to keep the integrity of the original instrument. I think it has a great sound, warm when you want it, zippy when you need it and it feels great in your hands. The bell of this trombone is an Elkhart and according to Mr. Nienauber is a sterling silver bell (I cannot confirm this, as I've not heard of any Elkhart bells being made of sterling) regardless it is a stunning trombone to play and to look at. A workhorse among professional level trombones, the Holton TR150 has enjoyed mixed popularity over the years. $500 without case. This is authentic bass trombone evolution history right here. Priced at $1600 with original case. ON TRIAL. Robb custom made an open wrap D slide and converted the triggers to thumb and forefinger, as well as minibal linkage. A great playing vintage Bach 42B "Corporation" from the early 1970s. These horns are at home playing lead and make upper register playing brilliant and clear. This one seems to have been made at the Los Angeles shop (on Melrose St.) probably dating it to the early 1950s. I spent some time tuning it up, and while it certainly is on the flat side, I was able to get it to 440 pitch with the tuning slide pulled out about a half an inch. Benge are often overlooked but are really well made and great sounding trombones. It is a C series, dating it to around 1962 (my personal favorite year for Elkhart Conns). Inline configuration with Bb/F/G/Eb tuning. This one has a 7GLW bell flare, special ordered at 8.25" diameter, a T25NLW slide and a case. If you're looking for an authentic original German Romantic Posaune here it is. One of the absolute best bass trombones in the world, from top tier maker Gary Greenhoe in Wisconsin. I can only express playing it as a cathartic experience if you are a fan of Olds trombones, you will know what I mean. Here's a pre 1985 Paxman model 40-L, double descant french horn. If you've been following my site for a while, you know I don't throw this comment around unless it's true this is that closet elkie 88H you've been up at 3am searching for on the internet original case is included with original documents. It is open and responsive with a broad orchestral sound. Dependent CR valves. Big throat red brass bell, custom open wrap F attachment. The slide action is passable but not great and would probably need new inners to be used as a daily driver. The original leadpipe and Minick Leadpipes are included. Shipping is possible but would prefer a local sale. $2000 without case. The famous Kruspe snake ornaments adorn the slide crook and the tuning slide. It's an early 1950s vintage, deco engraving on the bell (the best 6Hs) and has all brass trim. Pop this flare on that Greenhoe 50 chassis and you have a bass trombone thats a sharpshooting marksman. It is much smaller than the earlier Conn contras, has a tighter bell flare and smaller slide bore (.547/.547/.562/.562" dual bore). $3000, Gorgeous New York Bach model 6 trombone, early production serial number 44x. Excellent condition, lightly used professional jazz trombone from Kanstul. This is a bass trombone for a special person, a special instrument that has all of the mojo of the legends of our craft. Wide .522" slide. I don't have much to say about this horn other than itisawesome! You won't find a better contra for this price anywhere. $2800 with case. It features a 8.5" two piece lightweight unsoldered yellow bell flare with a special annealing process, Alessi Q series rotary valve, gold brass F attachment tubing and tuning slide. Super easy to play, flexible on the chops. Bell flare is unlacquered. Not many of these trombones were made and the Tennessee Williams company was sold to Calicchio after not much time. This bass trombone has a lot of things going for it! As played by Frank Rosolino, this model is from the 1950s and has the desirable deco engraving (not the marching men). Played by many famous players, these are relatively rare in the US but quickly becoming more widespread and well known, people are starting to discover these handmade instruments. One of the nicest tenors that has come into the shop in a while. This one has a special order 8" bell flare and a .525" slide. The rotary is oversized and offers even blow on both sides of the horn. $8000 with Thein case. $1450 with protec case. $875 without case. Comes with a BAM case. I find the sound to be bright and colorful and the response point is deep in the horn. An amazing playing orchestral bass trombone. Overall good shape, some dents in the branch (see photos), minor bell dents and bell rim dings. Includes a hard case SOLD $1450, A rare Fred Marzan model Euphonium, made by Willson in Switzerland. $750, Shires might be making the best orchestral trombones in the world right now. REDUCED $525. Dual bore slide with orchestral weight nickel oversleeves. This one has a lovely darkening patina on the lacquer, has a great look to it. The bell is thin and responsive red brass with the half moon deco engraving, the slide has bronze outer tubes with thick cross braces, the tuning slide has the nickel silver bell guard and the entire horn is in very good vintage condition. $2850 with case, no mouthpiece included. Slide action is fast. Extremely rare jazz trombone made by the legendary trombone builder, Earl Williams. I could go on and on, but this horn has it all going for it. You will not likely find another 78H from this vintage in this kind of condition. Sold without case. One lead pipe is included. This bell was mounted on the closed wrap F attachment and a fixed leadpipe .547" slide is included. Great for lighter repertoire when you don't need the additional weight from the 2nd valve. A hard case is included. This one was likely built in the 1970s. Made by Conn in the 1950s, this particular 32H is one of the later ones I've seen. Starting its life as a single valve 60H (N series serial, 1970), John Sandhagen has installed dependent Instrument Innovation rotary valves and fabricated an open wrap for it. It has a wide open wrap construction. $4700 ($4500 without case) sold. Terrific sounding rare Bach cornet. SOLD, Here's a nice Conn Elkhart 8H in good condition, early 1960s. The triggers have already been split to a modern setup. It had one dent in the slide that was removed and now has a very fast slide. The top tube was destroyed and has been replaced with a .547" Yamaha YBL-605 German bass trombone tube (along with the German Bass lead pipe) Originally, no lead pipe would be there, but the addition of one helps stabilize the playability of the horn and doesn't change the sound. I'm sure this one will be snatched up immediately (hopefully so I don't have to keep it for myself!). It was modified by Robb Stewart (the best brass technician in the world, IMO). $2950 with case. It was owned by Alex Iles. The valves are inline Shires trubore and the slide is a Shires B62 with a 2.5 leadpipe. Intonation is amazing and the color, timbre and nuance you can achieve on it are really extraordinary. It has inline rotary valves with open wrap tubing. This particular horn is from an early production run of the Heritage line. Intermediate double French Horn made by Yamaha, knopf/geyer style wrap. This one is in used condition but has been well maintained. Reduced, The King model 2102 tenor trombone is the modern version of the famous 2b trombone. This one has a .554" bore and 9" bell, traditional F attachment. The MDC model is the most authentic replica Egger offers and I will highlight some of the notable details that make this sackbut so special. $2300 sold as is, would prefer a local sale but shipping can be discussed on a case by case basis. REDUCED $6000, The Miraphone 1293 CC tuba is a recent offering from Miraphone in Germany. This particular one is a pristine example from the 1960s. Includes original case. $3950 with case, silver-plated bell. Has the rare gold brass outer slide tubes. $3000 without case. I had it lovingly restored and relacquered to enhance the appearance and not devalue or destroy its unique qualities. The horn looks lightly used with original lacquer in 95% ready for you to break it in. This is a unique playing trombone, it reminds me a lot of a Holton, that big warm enveloping sound that gets a touch bright when you lay into it. $2900 with a new Bach case. Its spent most of its life here in Los Angeles and has many years of use left. The model 6vii was the largest variation of the model 6 and also the most popular and common size. The model 42 was introduced in the early 1950s to compete with the growing trend of .547" bore instruments as the "go to" orchestral trombone. $2100 with case, The Olds Opera was the professional large bore (.554") trombone offered in nickel silver. It is big and rich but clear and precise. Very rare! Comes with a trubore valve, a free blowing and even valve designed by Steve Shires. It is currently set up with a 1033R red brass bell, and dual bore .562/.578 slide. Open low register and fantastic pedal B naturals and Cs. Every once in a while I get a horn that leaves me speechless this is one of those. Our own open port rotary valve with open wrap, X braces, custom ferrules, new outer slide tubes and seamed gold brass slide crook were all installed special for this trombone. This is a nice sounding trombone, but it is a vintage trombone as as a result does not have a lock ring on the bell to slide connector tenon. While not the top notch quality of a Conn trombone, this instrument is certainly a fine inexpensive trombone in a somewhat hard to find spec range. SOLD. SOLD, Yes, another rarity has presented itself! There are some thin spots in the flare. The kind we all grew up listening to and admiring. $2100, Lightly used Getzen 1062FDR bass trombone, dependent valves in F/D. $3800. $2500 SALE PENDING, Brand new in plastic, demo condition, King 2B plus. This is an epic trombone! It's been silver plated and is in very good condition. This is a great playing King 2B Liberty. Prefer not to ship this one. I've not seen another 12H from this era in this kind of original condition. This particular trombonium is in good condition, plays well and functions as it should. Prop 30 is supported by a coalition including CalFire Firefighters, the American Lung Association, environmental organizations, electrical workers and businesses that want to improve Californias air quality by fighting and preventing wildfires and reducing air pollution from vehicles. SOLD, This is a lightly used Bach Omega "Intermediate" model trombone. It will not win a beauty contest, it has many patches, dents, and more patches. The Olds S-22 was the "George Roberts" Model, featuring a .565" slide, 9" red brass bell, nickel silver traditional wrap, neckpipe and tuning slide. $1100 with case SOLD, Antique Cornet made by John Heald of Massachusetts. Bach New York trombones are in great demand. Did I mention her slide action is very good! Serial numbers are matching, including stamps on the slide, outer slides sleeves and the bell section. $800 with case. One of the Holy Grail alto trombones, this is an original Glassl in sterling silver. The Brass Ark is honored to be hosting the last few of the Derosa collection and finding homes for these instruments. This is a Bach 42G gold brass bell that has recently had a Greenhoe conversion (about 2 weeks ago actually) and has a brand new valve section on it. The instrument is raw and unlacquered and has a beautiful patina on it currently (which could be polished if desired). It was used on many film scores while its time in Los Angeles and is probably the most famous contrabass trombone in the world. All parts are original and matching.There is a patch on the slide crook, although not sure if thats because of a crack or previous repair or as reinforcement on a weak spot in the metal. SOLD. With the proper mouthpiece, it does make a good historic sound. This Mt Vernon is from the early 1960s, features a lightweight nickel slide, a VERY thin 8.5" yellow brass bell with French bead rim. This particular trumpet has been well used, but it in good overall condition. This particular instrument is from the 70s and has a serial number of 21,xxx. It's a large bore instrument and takes a large shank trombone/euph mouthpiece. It has similar valve interval relationship to a standard bass trombone setup: F/C/Db/AA. Full of deep tones and a rich color. Most interestingly, this trombone is currently set up with a "Haynor" valve system. We've made an open wrap D slide, Minick style, along with custom split modern triggers with minibal linkages. A 9.5" red brass bell and red brass tuning slide are standard on this model. SOLD, Here is a brand new Stephens Brass Model 3 Trombone. Original Protec case included. Here's a freshly finished Sawday/Ark 42. The bell flare is paper thin, and had some poor repair work done to it, as a result we decided to play it safe and add a patch (got the metal from a 1930 Alexander french horn bell) as a precaution to guard from the bell splitting or tearing, not the most elegant solution but the bell plays so well, I wanted to ensure that it would last for many years of use and not take a chance that it could be ruined from daily use. 3 lead pipes included. The valve casing and core have just been replaced at the Shires factory with new parts, this is a new valve with vintage tubing. Includes the original Kanstul hard case. This gives a more expansive tone but still retains the clarity of a medium bore slide. This is one of the nicest slide trumpets/soprano trombones you can get. Here is an early 1960s King 2B silversonic in time capsule condition. The silver plated finish is super clean and looks so sharp. The original triggers are still intact, but we could modernize with split triggers for an additional $350. It has a beryllium bronze bell and .500" bore slide. Comes with a mouthpiece and a Brass Bag UK case. She's a beauty. The roman numerals differentiate the seven variations of model 6 trombones made by Vincent Bach. The valves have been plated and are sealing well. The horn will be cleaned, tuned up, aligned and restrung prior to sale. Valves are tuned in Bb/F/Gb/D, 10" red brass bell, .562" slide with nickel outer slide and yellow brass slide crook. $250 with case, Here is a really medium bore trombone from King. This is a really tremendous playing jazzer and I'm having a hard time not keeping for myself (honest truth!) I love the gold bell and nickel slide. This trombone was made in the late 1960s and seems to be all original parts, along with the original lacquer. It's truly a time capsule. $850 with case. It's a medium bore .520" slide with 8.5" bell. Some minor bell rim repairs. This trombone can be incredibly easy to play or quite difficult. Curious, it looks like the original engraving was buffed out and someone tried to re-engrave it and did a mediocre job. The slide on this horn has fantastic action, close to shires quality. A rare opportunity to get a German romantic trombone from one of the original makers. The remaining horns are the demo Hans Hoyer instruments that Vince was instrumental in developing in the early 2000s. They may look bad, but I don't think the inner tubes need to be replaced. Here is a really nice intermediate tenor trombone made by Yamaha. It was made in 1965 and you can see that it uses Mt Vernon parts. SOLD, Here's a very nice playing Besson euphonium, 3+1 valve configuration, compensating with large shank mouthpiece received. SOLD, Gerhard Schneider instruments were made in the 1950s and 1960s by the B&S factory in Germany. SOLD. Minick later modified this trombone with his split trigger system and linkages. Traditional flat slide stays with snake clasps. This horn is top tier Bach 36s you hardly ever see them with gold brass bells. Valve levers have been split to modern configuration. Totally could take this to work! Normally, I'd say that these Miraphone contras are clumsy and hard to play and I'd say the same thing about this one too, but it is noticeable that it is a better instrument than most as it is actually playable. What can I say, it's a stunning instrument to hold in your hands and play. REDUCED $1675 for this one, relacquered on request for an additional fee. I've decided that I should thin out my large bore tenor trombone stable a bit and this fantastic trombone is up for sale. $1100 SOLD, Medium bore trombones have a special place in my heart. I think this is a very nice instrument for a player looking to get into bass trumpet playing. $4200 SOLD, Here's a nice miraphone model 186 BBb tuba with 4 rotary valves. Specs are: 6.29" bell diameter, .415" bore, a classic sized French flugelhorn. The gold brass bell was a special order, so you don't see them often from this vintage. The sound is warm and vocal with a lot of core and brilliance. SOLD, Here's a custom made Conn 8H that was assembled for Alan Kaplan. We recently restored this trombone here at The Brass Ark. $4400. This one feels more like a .485" bore trombone and really cuts, ideal for lead playing. In very good used condition. The slide has the original tubes in great shape and the slide action is extremely respectable for a trombone of this vintage. The Earl Williams 6 is a legendary trombone used by some of the best trombonists of the century. Pitch is A=440 in key of F. Included is an A=440 Eb tuning slide and a A=465 tuning slide, also fully engraved. The bell has an extra long bell ferrule, which adds stability to the pitch and blow. It's easy to use, no lengthy sign-ups, and 100% free! SOLD $2100 with case. It has the Royal crown stamp and is in amazing condition for its age. It is in A=440 and has a traditional 4th position bell. The bell flare is around 10" and the bore is smaller, taking a standard small shank trombone mouthpiece. A great one. This one is a N series, circa 1970 and is in very nice condition with good quiet valves and excellent slide. This horn gets a very good sound and is much better than the nearly unplayable Chinese made sackbuts you'll see online for hardly much less. It has a press fit leadpipe and has had the nickel over sleeves removed from the outer tubes, lightening the slide actions. Custom Patterson lead pipe, bell is cut with a nickel garland on the flare for stability. This one deserves to be in that category, even with it's well worn condition. Plays very well in all registers. Featuring a 7.5" bell with a .500" bore slide and removable lead pipes. Features a .500" bore slide with 8" yellow brass bell. $5000. Gold brass bell. Recently chem cleaned and lacquer touched up. It is in very good used condition and while has some minor cosmetic blems, overall a clean example. Based on the Carl Geyer design, it features an inline valve block and open wrap tubing with a medium sized bell. $4000, Yamaha developed this professional large bore trombone with Peter Sullivan of the Pittsburgh Symphony. It's quite a good player, having a warm expansive sound that is easily colored. These medium belled yellow brass horns are all the rage in symphonies and studios alike and the AG2000 is one of the in demand models. 525"/.547" Bach slide. Includes a hard case. It's not perfect cosmetically but you won't find a better playing R4. This one is in good shape but has a lot of cosmetic lacquer wear and some minor dents of love. In 1979 Minick rebuilt it from top to bottom. The horn is a beautiful piece, with a fantastic bell flare. I think it plays fantastic, I've not tried another .547" tenor that is as versatile as this one. It has some notable features: no slide lock and decorative cork barrels, nickel neckpiece, hand bent crooks, french bead rim and so much more. SOLD, Vintage Bach bass trumpet in Bb, model 440. This Conn Elkhart 88H is from 1952 (390,xxx serial), prior to the official release of the model 88H. Sold without case, $850. $650 without case SOLD, A rare and beautiful Alexander F tuba, originally in a "Berlin system" setup but has been modified by Tony Clements. Sold without case. The ii denotes an early variation in the neckpipe and tuning slide. This collection was given to Warren when he was a member of Barbara Streisand's Millennium Tour. Price is $1000 without case. Made in the 1960s, I think. $1500 with hardcase. It's the real deal. The differentiation came in the finish and decorative trim. A throw rod is used to reach the outer positions (and this rod is original with the original pivot connections). $1975 SOLD, Here is one we just finished here at The Ark. Thinking of the instrument in that way, you will have a focused core that projects all the way to the back of the hall even in a dead space. Most super olds are .485"/.500" dual bores. Includes the original case. Slide is not included. My guess is this instrument is from the 1950s. I've had a few Monke instruments come through the shop before and they are always well made and nice playing instruments. $2800 with case. It is assembled very well and as a result yields a clean articulation and focused tone. Price is $6000 with case. Stunning vintage Holton bass trombone, made around 1962. $600 with case. Action is quite good for an old vintage like this. Carl Geyer was a pioneer in the development and evolution of the modern French Horn. The slide is original to the bell section and is in good condition with some dings in the crook from use. It has recently had a Bob Reeves valve alignment and plays particularly well. It is in good condition, showing some minor tiny dings in the bell from mutes and some light wear on contact points on the slide. SOLD, Late 1960s Conn 88H, in good condition. They have wonderful sounds and offer a great amount of versatility. This is a Bach 50B single valve bass. These are lightweight single valve bass trombones with tuning in the slide, based on the Conn 60H. The valves blow open and are integrated into the classic with finesse. Included is a black leather Lion gig bag, super nice. I can see what Besson euph's are popular. Version 7.11.1. YoullThankMeLater , 07/06/2022. Here is a brand new demo Schilke model ST30 trombone. Here's a brand new Markus Leuchter bass sackbut in F, with case and crook to A=465. Slide lock is on the bottom tube, original inner tubes are plated brass with brass stockings. SOLD. Vince passed earlier in 2022. I ordered this one with a two piece red brass bell, unsoldered rim. Can you use it in an orchestra too of course, but its not a blunderbuss foghorn, this bass trombone is a precision instrument mixed with a wild mustang. REDUCED $3150 without case handslide only, $4875 with both slide and valve section. The original leadpipe has been replaced with a press fit aftermarket pipe. $1650 with gig bag SOLD, This really gorgeous jazz trombone even gets me excited. The body is lacquered brass (as opposed to the silverplate they use now). REDUCED $2000, This is the top of the line professional bass trombone from Yamaha, inline rotary valves with open wrap. These are good playing instruments, similar to King 3B+ with F valve. He used it a lot, as you can see from the patina on it. The instrument is very clean and shows little use for its age. REDUCED $1700 as is. Currently set up to normal Bb/F/Gb/D by reversing the slides. Very cool early YBL-622 Yeo model, in very good used condition. Solid instrument ready to be put to work. $1500, This is the newest orchestral trombone to join the Xeno line from Yamaha. It has a semi-open wrap which I really dig from an aesthetic point of view. In good shape and a good player with a brilliant and clear sound. Some minor wear on the contact areas of the valve section and hand slide but overall in very nice condition. Very nice trombone for a serious player. It has a tuning slide to aid in playability. It does have some scratches and minor wear from use. Has a light and bright tone with a well defined edge. $2700 On Trial, First off, this is a fabulous playing modern Conn bass trombone. This is a compensating instrument, which means when the 4th valve is used a 2nd set of tubing is engaged to compensate for the extra length needed on the extended low register. Price takes into account the cosmetics. $4650 with BAM case SOLD, Very nice, lightly used Conn 88H Lindberg valve with sterling silver bell, silver plated and gold plated trim. Valves in Bb/F/Gb/D, 9.5" yellow brass bell, orchestral weight slide. Or call 1-800-MY-APPLE. There isn't really much that can be done, so I recommend the next buyer use a leather grip to cover the pitting and further protect the original brace. It's in very good condition and has a beautiful alto sound, on the bigger side with a unique color and clarity that all Minick trombones seem to possess. You can see it is the older design as it has Christian Lindberg's signature on the bell. This one is a solid player and I think it plays very well. $1500 with case. It has its original lacquer, which shows some worn spots and patina, but no major dents or repairs. Mated with this bell flare is a Shires axial "thayer" valve, Shires TB47 bach style slide and a Shires "S" seamed yellow brass tuning slide. This trombone plays great, leaning slightly to the commercial side. The bell was cut and has a screw ring on it. The lacquer isn't in great shape (and might actually come off when I sonic clean this horn, so no guarantees you'll get it with this patina unless I don't clean it). $5700, Vince Derosa needs no introduction, as one of the most influential hornists who ever lived. Wrap is from an Olds Roberts model and can be tuned in Bb/F/Gb/D or Bb/F/G/Eb. The slide is stock Holton. $800 SOLD, Here's a very nice vintage Conn 62H bass trombone with a custom Minick style open wrap conversion with D 2nd valve. These are high quality inexpensive bass trombones that offer a versatile setup for not a ton of cash that some of the boutique instruments demand. This one is lightly used, about 10 years old. In very nice condition with the original case. $950 with case. The bell is paper thin, hammered and scraped and it gives an incredible resonance. Custom made oval baritone made by Votruba Musik in Vienna Austria. Normally this slide is a lightweight model, but this particular slide has nickel silver oversleeves. The valves aren't 100% tight and probably will need to be replated in the near future. $2300 with case. REDUCED $2100 with new protec case. One of the nicest bass trombones we've ever had at the shop. It's a unique horn and features a .500"/.522" dual bore narrow slide and a 7.5" yellow brass bell. The serial number dates it to 1965 and it may be one of the very last Mt Vernon made trombones. Super easy to play. SOLD. SALE PENDING, This is an unusual 6H and one that I'm sure you will find interesting. The gold is worn in a few spots and has started to oxidize a bit. Egger makes some of the finest historic brass instruments in the world, this sackbut is a work of art! Similar to the famous Scherzer design, this instrument has improved intonation and ergonomics. The 103 features the Alexander 6 port thumb valve, making the horn totally unique and unlike a kruspe or geyer wrap instrument. It has 4 valves, additional leadpipe to A and accepts a cornet shank mouthpiece. This one is inline, red brass bell, nickel crook. The F valve has had a custom ball and socket linkage upgrade done with improves it a lot. SOLD, Very rare original early production Burbank Benge pocket trumpet in silver plated finish. This particular instrument is in near new condition basically this is a new tuba. SOLD. With case. Plays wonderfully! $2900 with case. At home in the big band, versatile enough for light orchestra, wails in brass quintet. $400 as is with original case. This instrument is about 10 years old and in fantastic condition, looks nearly new. What a beautiful instrument! The bell however is identical to the finest Strad models. Perfect for those crazy polka or dixieland gigs. The horn plays bright and tight and would be excellent for someone looking for the classic radio trombone sound of the 30s. Here is a great and versatile CC tuba for gigging players looking for a smaller more nimble CC tuba. Includes Bach case. Stunning Conn 70H bass trombone circa 1932, all beautiful gold and red brass with the original rare wide tuning in the slide (dual bore .547/.562) and original E change valve tuning option. The slide action is very good and it plays solid. It is basically a slide tuning version of the Conn 78H. The neckpipe and valve cover has had the lacquer worn off, which you can see in the photo. $1650 without case. $750 with original case. Slide is a .562" yellow brass slide with removable leadpipe (one pipe is included). $1500 with case in great shape. Includes case and various tunable rods. This slide is possibly the original one to the bell section. The outer slide tubes are gold brass and the entire horn is raw unlacquered. REDUCED. The horn is a full double in F/Bb and is a geyer style instrument. Includes a leather Marcus Bonna case. The bell is a 2YM 8.5", TW47 slide, counterweight included. $1800 with original case. In fact, I actually think this bass is a much better playing and fabricated instrument than some that sell for twice as much and miles ahead of some of the inexpensive knock off bass bones. It's been relacquered and is in very good condition. Overall in excellent shape, unlacquered, with cut bell and a custom nickel silver Jim Patterson Hornworks leadpipe. Good for a player looking for a well made instrument of quality on a budget. This one reminds me of a baseball glove that your friend has that's perfectly seasoned. A case is included. It has quite a pedigree and lots of great notes in it. Using the E valve parts and some custom work, this could easily be made into a double valve dependent instrument with some creativity. With the original case. $3500 without case or mouthpiece. Open wrap valve in rose brass, rose brass bell, reversed tuning slide and narrow large bore slide. Here's a nearly new Friedman Model Bach 42T. This one was made in the late 1950s and has all the characteristics that make these early 88Hs desirable. The 6D design comes from quite interesting origins. A few character blems on the finish, but overall this is a clean example. The horn has a .468" bore with a large 12.25" bell with large throat and string linkage valves. This 12D is in excellent condition. SOLD. It is tunable to D with an extra tuning slide extension. The newest trombone from the Getzen Custom division, this model was designed with trombonist Ian Bousfield. It features a one piece 8.5" bell, open wrap valve and .547" orchestral weight slide. It was handpicked by Tommy Johnson and played by him until his passing. An amazing trombone. It is made by the Hirsbrunner company, a small maker in Switzerland. No mouthpiece included, but I can acquire a Van Der Heide mouthpiece for an extra cost. $2700 with original case. There are some dents here and there but nothing major on the bell or back bow. $2300, Here's a nice condition Holton TR181 bass trombone. This is a 3 valve Bb bass trumpet, similar to the Conn 4B bass trumpet design. The Cleveland made King 3B trombones are some of the most desirable versions of the 3B. Because the bell is closer to the body, this is a great choice for musicals or pit work when you don't have a lot of overhead clearance. In very nice condition, a few minor cosmetic scratches here and there and the bell section was recently relacquered. The disk base allows for a stable platform that won't tip over. This one was made in the late 1970s and was fabricated in England. This instrument with case is $3000, From the same collection as the Earl Williams model 6. If you're looking for a way to make your Shires tenor into a more travel friendly instrument, you can get this set and be the coolest trombonist at the airport. They "Geyer" sound, an inline valve block coupled with a medium throat yellow brass horn and open wrap has become the industry standard for French Horns. Comes with a King hardcase. This is an original version made by Franz Monschau and features inline stainless casing OE Thayer valves with hand bent gold brass wrap tubing. SOLD, Beautiful vintage Alexander CC tuba, 4 rotary valves, in excellent shape. It's easy to use, no lengthy sign-ups, and 100% free! This 88H is from the late 1950s and is an 800,000 serial number. The valves look a lot like a Minick wrap. Truly a piece of playable artwork and trombone history! It is a really fabulous playing trombone, you can read all about them and the concept we had while designing it. Here is an inexpensive Getzen Bb bass trumpet. The 4B was based on a German Schmidt trombone used in the Chicago Symphony many years back, thus the flare is a bit wider at the throat than most .547" trombones. REDUCED $1400, The King 6B or "Duo Gravis" is prized for its bright color and edgy bite that works extremely well in commercial settings. The silver gives a little bit extra threshold and this one seems like it can take a bit more sound than other Elkhart 88Hs I've tried. This horn is sold without case. If you have a polka band, you probably need this. This horn was originally B.B. $1450 without case, Here's a nice medium bore .525" slide made by Shires. SOLD, Probably the best valve trombone ever made, the 90G was originally developed for the Ohio State Marching Band in the late 1960s. I think these are great little horns and fill the void in the market for trombonists looking for that 2B sound but wanting something with bigger cojones. The rotary valves also feature hand engraved caps and decorations. Has a big orchestral sound that is on the darker side. It has a dual bore .495"/.509" slide and a 7.5" bell. $1200, Dig this, this trombone was purchased new in 1946 and has been only owned by one person and has spent its life here in LA being used professionally. The Conn 32H was designed by Jake Burkle and went into production in the mid 1930s. Another bonus, a seamed copper Hoelle tuning slide is also included along with the original tuning slide crook. Comes with a bullet brace for extra hand support and the original hard case. 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