Here's a Conn 112H bass trombone bell section, in used but good condition. The low register really pops out, the one piece bell flare offers good projection and has a flexible weight making it a versatile instrument. SOLD, Here's a nice early Eastlake Ohio made King 3B silver sonic with sterling silver bell flare. Notable features are the longer slide allowing for a proper low C. This one is from the mid 1950s and has the deco bell engraving. To me, the sound is more modern, packs a more compact punch and is a bit cleaner with distinct clarity sure, it's not a vintage 62H, but it gets the job done and it does it well and with style, all while maintaining the magical warmth of the "Conn Sound". I had Brad Close expertly assemble the components. Mr. Sauer picked out these parts at the factory himself. The bell is a silver-plated 9" flare, unstamped by the maker, lightweight. Valves work well with fast action. It is similar to the horns being currently offered by John Duda. Comes with a Yamaha hard case. It has been used on many projects and movies over the years. The slide is a custom Edwards standard tenor trombone slide (wide style) with Conn 88H connector (shown with elkhart slide in pics). OMG, a gorgeous King 2B Liberty c.1953 that has been very gently and thoughtfully restored. The Elkhart 6H trombone is one of the most popular small bore tenor trombones ever made. This horn is made from seamed red brass. REDUCED $850 with case. It's a great time to upgrade your home music studio gear with the largest selection at eBay.com. Included with the instrument is a 1958 Mt Vernon Bach 30CB contrabass trombone mouthpiece, shank altered to fit this instrument perfectly. The earliest models have lightweight red brass bells with nickel silver neckpipes and the signature "fluted" slide tubes, to reduce friction. Includes 3 leadpipes. A valuable tool for the hornist, there are many occasions when an instrument in this style is a valuable commodity. The sound is very dense and dark with great projection and clarity, especially for a gold brass bell. Works well for players that have shoulder trouble or otherwise have issues holding up a bass trombone. This is a really tremendous playing jazzer and I'm having a hard time not keeping for myself (honest truth!) This horn is in very good condition with original lacquer (I think) and excellent seal on the valves. It's a great player. $7500 with gig bag. The ideal trombone for you to backpack through Europe or just pull this out at the gig and instantly get the street cred you deserve. REDUCED $2800 without case, Very early King Silvertone jazz model, made in the late 1920s. Price is $2850 with case. The horn is in excellent condition with valves that seal well and no dents. Comes with the original vinyl sack for the horn. It was made at the Los Angeles shop and still has the prominent "williams" trademarks: curved handgrip, special water key, and curved bracing. This is a well balanced instrument and a lot of prominent players are using this model. One of the nicest tenors that has come into the shop in a while. It is in very good condition with no dents or dings. A uniquely unusual renaissance instrument, the tenor cornett aka Lizard, Lysarden, Lysard. Comes with a Thein flat screw bell case. Has had some dents and been well used, however this horn is a fabulous player. $2300 with case. Chrome on the handgrip is intact, original water key intact and functioning. Its quite an experience to play an instrument like this one, you never get bored. The PT3 is one of the most popular models for a reason, it is very easy to play and makes a great sound. Very responsive bell section, gorgeous singing tone. Ideal for a player looking for something a bit different than a King 3B or Bach 16M. His lead pipe, tuning slide and braces are all original designs. Great tuba for someone looking for a bargain F tuba. This bass trombone is an assembly of Holton and Conn bass trombone parts. Comes with French style case. Upgraded with oversized valves and modern features, this instrument is a good compromise for the player looking for a vintage classic sound but wants the ease of technology. Something extremely special, this is one of the very first inline modified bass trombones build by George Streucel. These are original Ed Thayer valves. Overall in very good condition, some minor wear on the inners. This instrument has a dual bore .547/.559" nickel silver slide with a 9" red brass bell flare with screw mount. It has a 321 yellow brass, unsoldered, bell flare, thayer valve, yellow tuning slide and lightweight .547" slide. This one includes the original coffin case. It has a dark singing tone. The handslide is longer on a 72H to facilitate a low C in tune. SOLD, An unusual collaboration trombone made by Selmer Elkhart and Earl Williams in the 1940s. The bell has the deco engraving, tuning slide has the nickel guard and the slide has both bronze outer tubes and thick slide braces. This horn has been used quite a bit, but is in good condition. King 3b trombones are so great there hasn't been another small bore instrument made to match the versatility of a 3B lots have tried. $3000 SOLD, This is one of the most free blowing and excellent playing Elkhart Conn 88Hs I have seen. The beautiful cast arrowhead counterweight is epic. It also has a press fit leadpipe but having tried it with both of the Brass Ark MV50 and BH62 pipes, I'd highly recommend our pipe and will include one of your choice with purchase. $2300 SOLD. This is a really fabulous playing instrument and has a pedigree to one of the major US orchestras. In great shape and ready for some Gabrieli! Plays very well, very tight slotting and a good focus. It is an L series serial number, which puts it as an early production model perhaps from the first batch. This is a well made instrument, top notch craftsmanship and it plays great. Lastly, Robb Stewart fabricated a Minick style open wrap D slide for the 2nd valve. The slide has had a tune up by Bruce Belo and it's working great, despite the wavy appearance of the outer tubes. Other than that, super clean, no dents. SOLD, Used tenor sackbut, made by Frank Tomes. Removable bell section. Included is a Brassark #1 leadpipe. It's a very nice player and a good deal at $1000 without case. The model 6vii was the most popular variation of the model 6. $850, Professional 3 rotary valve Bb bass trumpet made by Josef Lidl in the Czech Republic. I love the fact that the horn has patches over patches, it would be wrong if it was anything else. I can relacquer it on request for a small additional fee. Includes Marcus Bonna tenor case $3400 sale pending, Excellent playing vintage Elkhart Conn 62H bass trombone, factory stock with no modifications. In 1979 Minick rebuilt it from top to bottom. Slide action and valve work well. The ii denotes an early variation in the neckpipe and tuning slide. $1600 without case, This is an unusual but very special trombone. Comes with a stock 4G mouthpiece and the original case. I can't say for sure that this one was made by Geyer, but I can say that the build quality is quite decent and could be a bargain German Romantic style tenor trombone. Here's a Greenhoe Custom model trombone, setup with a lightweight yellow brass bell, Greenhoe valve with open wrap, gold brass slide with nickel crook. $3700 SOLD, The ultimate single valve bass trombone, here it is ladies and gentlemen! SOLD, This Getzen 1062FD bass trombone is in excellent condition, showing little signs of use. Sold with a BAM France case. Good condition with some minor contact wear. This particular horn has the yellow brass bell, standard shires rotary valve and Conn style slide. $3000, Gorgeous New York Bach model 6 trombone, early production serial number 44x. This one has 3rd position bell to slide relationship. Intonation is great, craftsmanship is great and the sound is spot on. Nice clarity and articulation, probably because of the combination of metals on the slide. The optional F attachment allows for the player to perform bass register parts without having a F bass trombone. $1800, I love this trombone so much. Will be cleaned and tuned prior to sale. REDUCED $525. If you've been searching for a vintage Conn 88H, here it is. Available in a single valve model, the R8, and double valve independent and dependant models, the R9 and the R9D, the modular construction allows significant tailoring of an instrument. The valve attachments are made from a Bach 50 with a Holton "Kleinhammer" birds nest removable 2nd valve. It is an excellent player and in very good vintage condition. This is the Slokar model 175, designed specifically to ease intonation and make partial slotting more stable. It has an amazingly colorful and clear sound with warmth and depth. This instrument plays very well. The slide is nickel silver (the bottom tube has an over sleeve that seems to have been added. $2000 SOLD, Here's a brand new M&W Custom Trombone made by the boys in Wisconsin. $2300, Here's a nice condition Holton TR181 bass trombone. It plays great, as you'd expect it is very even with a big orchestral sound. This bass trombone has inline Hagmann valves and they are terrific. Compare. The Miraphone contrabass trombone in BBb, complete with giant bell and quad bore slide. $950 with case. $2700 SOLD, One of the original double valve bass trombones, this is the rare E185 Holton. Comes with a nice form fitting hard case. Comes with one leadpipe, no case. This is the Alessi signature model, which features all of the specs Joe uses. This is a 1960 900,000 series Conn Elkhart 88H. A rare opportunity to own a piece of trombone history! This model has the wide Bach style slide. It has a 9.5" yellow brass bell, inline thayer valves and a dual bore slide. You likely will need to have a tech integrate it into you setup. Fast & Free shipping on many items! Included is a newer king screw off counterweight. As a result, it was called the Burkle model. $1500 with case, Very nice lightly used Shires trombone, has a dual bore "Ralph Sauer" valve, TB47 slide, 7YLW bell. Many of the great newer horns are modeled after the original Besson instruments. It plays incredible and it is in fantastic condition. The modification of the Conn bell flare makes this a special instrument, giving the dependability of a Yamaha with the sound and color you'd expect from a 62H. This one is in very nice condition and has a nice sound. SOLD, Professional model from Kanstul, similar specs to a Conn 10H, .500" bore slide with solid copper bell.
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