Bach AE190 Artisan E-flat Trumpet Lacquered

Prestige and quality, hallmarks of the Lacquered Bach AE190 "Artisan" Eb Trumpet

The entire range of Bach Stradivarius instruments boasts unparalleled quality and performance. When we refer to the 190 series and the "Artisan" collection, we go even a step further, as their trumpets possess qualities that make them unique.

The Lacquered Bach AE190 "Artisan" Eb trumpet is no exception to this rule; this instrument will delight the most demanding ears.

With a warm sound thanks to its lacquered finish, this trumpet is perfect for those starting in the world of music, but also for those for whom the trumpet is their working tool.

Features of the Lacquered Bach AE190 "Artisan" Eb Trumpet

Each piece crafted in the Bach Stradivarius workshops is handmade. In a nod to the past, the trumpets from the "Artisan" collection are engraved with the artisan crest that Vincent Bach himself engraved on his instruments in the 1950s.

But if anything characterizes the Lacquered Bach AE190 "Artisan" Eb trumpet, it is how it combines the best of Bach's old designs with the advancements of the present century. Thanks to innovations in instrument mechanics, we are looking at an instrument with impressive qualities.

Specifically, the Lacquered Bach AE190 "Artisan" Eb trumpet stands out for its .462'' bore, its 239 bell, its 25E leadpipe, and its lacquered finish. Furthermore, like the rest of Bach Stradivarius trumpets, the Lacquered Bach AE190 "Artisan" Eb trumpet features Monel pistons, a revolutionary material at the time and in whose use Bach was a pioneer.

Maintenance and transport of the Lacquered Bach AE190 "Artisan" Eb Trumpet

The Lacquered Bach AE190 "Artisan" Eb trumpet model includes its own travel case. With this case, the instrument can be transported anywhere without fear of damage or breakage.

About Bach Stradivarius

After years of developing his career in music as a professional trumpeter, the Austrian Vincent Bach picked up his tools and began crafting his own instruments. It was in 1925 that his workshop witnessed the creation of his first trumpet.

Considered by other musicians of the era to be the "Stradivarius" of trumpets, Bach's instruments very quickly achieved unprecedented fame. Their quality was evident, and who better than a musician to know how an instrument should perform?

Today, Bach Stradivarius instruments are used worldwide by all kinds of musicians. From students to professional musicians, everyone is captivated by the quality and sound of this prestigious brand.

Handcrafted in the United States, Bach Stradivarius instruments are an option to consider if you are looking for an instrument with spectacular design and sound.