This is a little something I had never seen in person before - a Conn 36H alto trombone! It was adorable and SO fun to play! If I were ever going to buy a trombone for myself, I think it would be an alto. Sure, they're only *technically* meant for specific literature - but where's the fun in that? Who says it can't be played in a ska band? Post rock? Zappa cover band??
I love it just how it is. - Teej
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Rare Bottali Brevetto Tenor Rothphone in Silver Plate
A true ghost from wind history just landed on the bench! Discover the rare Bottali Brevetto Tenor Rothphone in Silver Plate—an early 20th-century Italian double-reed horn built with saxophone ergonomics. Check out our latest bench notes, photos, and a look at how this unique brass-bodied survivor bridges the gap between bassoon tone and sax fingering.
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Hello! Is this horn still for sale?
Thank you!