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Bach 50T3

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2	2610	6/23/2009

Recommended By	Average Price	Average Rating
100% of reviewers	$3,150.00	9.5

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Description:

Key Specifications:

All Bach Stradivarius bass trombones feature .562" large bore, one-piece yellow brass bell, chrome-plated nickel silver seamless inner slide, brass outer slide, nickel silver handgrip, tubular nickel silver body braces, genuine Vincent Bach mouthpiece, deluxe wood shell case.

DOUBLE IN-LINE INDEPENDENT ROTOR SYSTEM
KEY OF Bb/F/Gb

MODEL 50T3 - 9-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, Thayer ™ Valve rotor mechanism, open wrap

Bore (inch):	0.562
Bell (inch):	9.500
Key:	Bb/F/Gb
Bell (material):	Yellow Brass
Attachment:	Thayer ™ Valve rotor mechanism

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Website:

Bach 50T3

http://www.bachbrass.com

Author

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Review Date: 8/10/2006

Would you recommend the horn? Yes | Price you paid?: $2,500.00 | Rating: 9

Pros:	Beautiful tone and colour, very free blowing
Cons:	Thayers valves need more maintenance than rotary valves

the bach basstrombone classic sound, with the free blowing thayers addiction.
Very big, warm, great tune!
THE modern Basstrombone!!
JMO!

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Review Date: 6/23/2009

Would you recommend the horn? Yes | Price you paid?: $3,800.00 | Rating: 10

Pros:	Huge sound, but able to play the delicate or dexterious material
Cons:	Bell seems thin (10.5" Gold Bell) easy to damage (creasing)

I have had this horn since 2005 and love it. It is my 5th bass bone and my 3rd Bach. The Thayer valves are easy to dismantle and maintain and are very free blowing. Great in symphonies, big band, studio and solo work. Paul Roberts, bass trombonist Kansas City Jazz Orchestra

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