Bach A47BO Artisan Lacquered Bb/F Tenor Trombone

The lacquered Bach A47BO Artisan Bb/F tenor trombone features a fully modular system, which allows each musician to customize the trombone to their taste and technical preferences.

Its valve design offers just the right amount of resistance required for both symphonic and solo musicians. Furthermore, the rotor valve and its open F wrap provide a warm sound with spectacular projection. In addition, the nickel-plated chrome of the inner slide tubes allows for very comfortable, smooth, and fast slide action.

With a goldmessing finish and luxury engraving, trombones from this American-made brand are an essential piece for all kinds of musicians, from those still learning to play this instrument to those who are already true virtuosos.

Technical characteristics of the lacquered Bach A47BO Artisan Bb/F tenor trombone

The Bach Stradivarius A47BO tenor trombone features a new modular design and a new bell crafted from a single piece of yellow brass and completely detachable.

Its open F wrap attachment, with an Open Wrap transpositor and rotor valve, is also detachable. This instrument also features a reverse construction in yellow brass, as well as an outer slide made of the same material.

With a transparent lacquer finish and luxurious engraving on its body, this modular system trombone allows for enormous customization of the instrument. In this way, every musician, both professional and amateur, will be able to enjoy its sound based on their own interpretative needs, as this piece is valid for use in both orchestra and solo performances.

Your lacquered Bach A47BO Artisan Bb/F tenor trombone, in a deluxe case

The lacquered Bach A47BO Artisan Bb/F tenor trombone is sold with one of the best accessories for this type of instrument, a case. For this model, the C1867ART model is included, a case made of wood in a completely handcrafted manner.

With this case, you won't have to worry about your instrument, as you can store and transport it safely on any occasion.

About the Bach Stradivarius brand

The founder of this well-known brand in the music scene was Vincent Bach, an Austrian trumpet player who, not content with the instruments available to him, decided to create his own trumpet in 1925. A few years later, the trumpeter would diversify his business with the commercialization of trombones, another of the most prominent instruments in the brass family.

Thanks to the quality of each of their instruments, handcrafted in their workshops in the United States, Bach Stradivarius quickly became highly coveted pieces among the best musicians. Although the company stopped being in Vincent Bach's hands in 1961, his values and philosophy are still alive today, with instruments that continue to maintain the essence of their creator.