This bass trombone offers exceptional sonic versatility thanks to its multiple pitches in B-flat, F, G-flat, and D, ideal for demanding musicians in rehearsals, studios, or on stage. Its hand-hammered, lacquered brass bell ensures rich sound projection and excellent resonance. With a bore of 14.50 mm and a bell diameter of 241 mm, it combines power and playing comfort, while its independent double Thayer system ensures a smooth slide for precise performances. Delivered with a case and three leadpipes, it adapts to all styles and levels, from experienced musicians to professionals in home studios.
| Pitch | B-flat / F / G-flat / D |
|---|---|
| Finish | Hand-hammered, lacquered brass bell |
| Bore | 14.50 mm |
| Bell diameter | 241 mm |
| Valve | Rotary |
| System | Thayer, independent double |
| Open Wrap | Yes |
| Leadpipes | Large (260 mm), small copper (220 mm) and solid silver (220 mm) |
| Accessories included | Case and mouthpiece |
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