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Conn-Selmer TR-500
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Conn-Selmer TR-500


Description: Key Specifications:
The TR500 Trumpet combines a .460" medium-large bore with a red brass mouthpipe pipe for durability and ease of tone production. Nickel-silver pistons provide smooth action while holding up well to the rigors of beginning band programs. Click photo to enlarge. TR500 Features ? Genuine Vincent Bach 7C mouthpiece ? Adjustable third-slide finger ring with screw stop ? 4-11/16" two-piece yellow brass bell ? Two water keys ? Clear lacquer finish ? Bach valve oil ? Enclosed top-action valve springs ? Hard-shell case ? First slide thumb hook. Available in silver-plate finish as TR500S.

(From Selmer website)

Bore (inch): .460
Bell Size (inch): 4.75
Bell Construction: 2 piece
Bell (material): Yellow Brass
Valves: Nickel


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Keywords: Website:
Bach Student Trumpet Made in China http://www.bachbrass.com/product.php?item=TR500



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Review Date: 6/13/2008 Would you recommend the horn? No | Price you paid?: $400.00 | Rating: 1 

 
Pros: Looks good, decent tone and intonation.
Cons: POOR VALVES and solder melts into valve oil!

I bought this trumpet as a backup to my Shew and I liked the tone and look right out of the box. Unfortunately after SEVERAL cleanings and relubes the valves still stick and I get a black residue building up after only maybe 20min of playing. The sticky valves render the horn unplayable so I warn you to avoid this horn until Bach can fix this issue.
 

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