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Wow, we have a whole lot for Bach fans to get excited about right now! Recently we got in a big bunch of custom Bach trumpets and trombones!! These horns have been a pleasure to check over, as they are in perfect condition, and also in configurations that you just never see! Here’s a few highlights from the group:


LR180S72 with 1st slide trigger and XL bore;


180S43 with dual triggers;


50L bass bone with dual Thayers and engraved monster 10.5” bell!;


180S37 with deluxe engraving and gold wash in bell flare;


18072MLV with Sterling Plus bell, full gold plate, heavy caps and two main tuning slides - truly fabulous!!

There were really too many cool horns in this bunch - to see them all you’ll just have to watch our listings! We also got some NOS and used Yamaha, so watch for them as well!

Wishing you some beautiful things in your day!

Amanda

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