Bach Stradivarius professional trombones

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BACH
STRADIVARIUS
GREAT NAMES IN MUSIC
BACH STRADIVARIUS…
THE SOUND CHOICE OF
PROFESSIONALS
VINCENT BACH
COMBINED HIS UNIQUE TALENTS AS BOTH A MUSICIAN AND AN ENGINEER
– INSTRUMENTS WHICH
Born Vincent
TODAY REMAIN THE SOUND CHOICE OF ARTISTS WORLDWIDE.
Schrotenbach in Vienna in 1890, he initially received training on the violin, then
switched to the trumpet when he heard its majestic sound.
Although Vincent also
displayed a strong aptitude for science and graduated from the Maschinenbauschule
with an engineering degree, he gave up a promising engineering career to pursue his
first love and an uncertain future as a musician. The risk paid off.
Performing under the stage name of Vincent Bach, he established
musical success as he toured throughout Europe.
World War I forced
Vincent’s move to New York City where he arrived with only $5.00 in
his pockets. A letter to the famous conductor Karl Muck got Vincent
an audition and a resulting position with the Boston Symphony.
TO CREATE BRASS INSTRUMENTS OF UNEQUALED TONAL QUALITY
S E L M E R - G R E AT NAMES IN MUSIC - SELMER - GREAT NAMES IN MUSIC - SELMER - GREAT NAMES IN MUSIC - SELMER - GREAT NAMES IN MUSIC - SELMER
S E L M E R - G R E AT N A M E S I N M U S I C - S E L M E R - G R E AT N A M E S I N M U S I C - S E L M E R - G R E AT N A M E S I N M U S I C
By the following season, Vincent was first trumpet in the
Metropolitan Opera House opera and ballet orchestras,
performing in the American premiere of Stravinsky’s Petroushka
and Firebird.
While on tour in Pittsburgh, Vincent was
convinced by a repairman who said that he could improve the
mouthpiece on Vincent’s trumpet. After the man ruined the
mouthpiece, Vincent had great difficulty finding a suitable replacement. This was
the beginning of Vincent’s realization of the very real need for high-quality
mouthpieces.
His discovery was further substantiated when, during the World
War, Vincent served as sergeant and bandmaster of the 306th Army Field
Artillery Band at Camp Union, Long Island.
As head of the bugle school, Vincent found
both mouthpieces and instruments to
be of inferior quality.
While on furloughs, Vincent went to New York City where he remodeled old
mouthpieces and made new ones in a back room of the Selmer Music Store.
In
1918, while performing part-time at the Rivoli Theater, Bach invested $300 for a
foot-operated lathe and an office at 11 East 14th Street to begin the business of
producing mouthpieces. The business grew rapidly and, in
1924, the first Bach trumpets were manufactured. Musicians
frequently referred to a Bach trumpet as “a real ‘Stradivarius’ of
a trumpet,” thus inspiring the brand name Bach Stradivarius.
Bach trombones followed in 1928.
At the age of 71 in 1961,
Bach decided to sell his company. Although he received twelve
other offers, including some that were higher, Vincent chose to Bach trombones are available in
sell to The Selmer Company. His close relationship with Selmer three handsomely hand-engraved
bell patterns- anniversary,
over the years convinced Vincent that this was the company
standard, and deluxe (pictured
left to right).
that would preserve the Bach tradition of excellence and
expand upon the foundations he built. All tooling and machinery was moved from
Mount Vernon, New York to Selmer’s operations in Elkhart, Indiana, with Vincent
assisting in the training.
True to Vincent’s vision, The Selmer Company still
painstakingly follows Bach’s original designs and blueprints to manufacture Bach
Stradivarius instruments, the sound choice of professionals.
B A CH S T RADIVA R I U S
A LT O T R O M B O N E S
M O D E L 3 9 B A C H S T R A D I VA R I U S A LT O T R O M B O N E
Key of E , .468" medium bore, 6-1/2" 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.
SM A L L BO R E TENOR TROMBONES
M O D E L LT 6 B A C H S T R A D I V A R I U S T E N O R T R O M B O N E
Key of B , .485" small bore, 7" one-piece yellow brass bell, chrome-plated nickel
silver seamless inner slide, lightweight nickel silver outer slide, nickel silver
handgrip, tubular nickel silver body braces, removable gold-plated balance
weight, genuine Vincent Bach mouthpiece, deluxe wood shell case.
SM A L L BO R E TENOR TROMBONES
MO D E L L T 8 B A C H ST RA D I VA R I U S T E N O R T R O M B O N E
Key of B , .490" small bore, 7-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, chrome-plated nickel
silver seamless inner slide, lightweight nickel silver outer slide, nickel silver handgrip,
tubular nickel silver body braces, removable gold-plated balance weight, genuine Vincent
Bach mouthpiece, deluxe wood shell case.
M EDIUM B O R E T R O M B O N E S
MO D E L 1 2 B A C H ST RA D I VA R I U S T E N O R T R O M B O N E
Key of B , .500" medium bore, 7-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, chrome-plated
nickel silver seamless inner slide, brass outer slide, nickel silver handgrip, tubular
nickel silver body braces, removable gold-plated balance weight, genuine Vincent
M O D E L LT 1 6 M B A C H S T R A D I V A R I U S T E N O R T R O M B O N E
Key of B , .509" medium bore, 7-1/2 " one-piece yellow brass bell, open gooseneck,
chrome-plated nickel silver seamless inner slide, lightweight nickel silver outer slide,
nickel silver handgrip, tubular nickel silver body braces, genuine Vincent Bach
mouthpiece, deluxe wood shell case.
MO D E L 1 6 B A C H ST RA D I VA R I U S T E N O R T R O M B O N E
Key of B , .495"/.509" dual bore, 7-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, chrome-plated
nickel silver seamless inner slide, brass outer slide, nickel silver handgrip, tubular
nickel silver body braces, removable gold-plated balance weight, genuine Vincent Bach
mouthpiece, deluxe wood shell case .
VA LVE T R O M B O N E S
M O D E L V 1 6 B A C H S T R A D I V A R I U S V A LV E T R O M B O N E
Key of B , .485" medium bore, 7-1/2 " one-piece yellow brass bell, Monel pistons, third
valve slide fixed finger ring with adjustable stop, tubular nickel silver body braces,
genuine Vincent Bach mouthpiece, deluxe wood shell case.
B A CH S T RADIVA R I U S 36 S E R I E S
M EDIUM -L A R G E B O R E T ENOR T ROMBONES
All 36 series Bach Stradivarius tenor trombones feature .525" medium-large bore,
8" 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
MO D E L 3 6
Key of B , straight tenor
M EDIUM -L A R G E B O R E T ENOR T ROMBONES
Convertible models offer the advantage of two
instruments in one. Straight and F rotor sections
can be interchanged by simply removing the tuning
slide and loosening two adjusting screws.
MO D E L 3 6 B
MODEL
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MODEL
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36B 36BO
36C 36CO
36K 36KD
Key of Bb/F, F traditional rotor mechanism, traditional wrap
- Key of Bb/F, F traditional rotor mechanism, open wrap
Key of Bb/F, convertible F traditional rotor mechanism, traditional wrap
- Key of Bb/F, convertible F traditional rotor mechanism, open wrap
Key of Bb/F, F Balanced Valve® rotor mechanism, open wrap
- Key of Bb/F, F Balanced Valve® rotor mechanism, open wrap, detachable bell
L A R G E B O R E T ENOR T ROMBONES
All 42 series Bach Stradivarius tenor trombones feature .547" large bore, 8-1/2" 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.
MODEL
MODEL
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4 2 - Key of Bb, straight tenor
4 2 B - Key of Bb/F, F traditional rotor mechanism, traditional wrap
4 2 B O - Key of Bb/F, F traditional rotor mechanism, open wrap
4 2 C - Key of Bb/F, convertible F traditional rotor mechanism, traditional wrap
4 2 C O - Key of Bb/F, convertible F traditional rotor mechanism, open wrap
MO D E L 4 2 B O
M O D E L 4 2 K - Key of Bb/F, F Balanced Valve® rotor mechanism, open wrap
M O D E L 4 2 K D - Key of Bb/F, F Balanced Valve® rotor mechanism, open wrap, detachable bell
MO D E L 4 2 K
M O D E L 4 2 T - Key of Bb/F, F Thayer™ Valve rotor mechanism, open wrap
MO D E L 4 2 T
B A CH S T RADIVA R I U S B A S S T R O M B O N E S
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
SINGLE ROTOR SYSTEM
KE Y O F B / F
M O D E L 5 0 B - 9-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, traditional rotor mechanism, traditional wrap
M O D E L 5 0 B O - 9-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, traditional rotor mechanism, open wrap
MO D E L 5 0 B O
SINGLE ROTOR SYSTEM
KE Y O F B / F
M O D E L 5 0 K - Same as 50BO except Balanced Valve® rotor mechanism
M O D E L 5 0 K D - Same as 50K except detachable bell
M O D E L 5 0 T - 9-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, Thayer™ Valve rotor mechanism, open wrap
MO D E L 5 0 T
9-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, Thayer™ Valve rotor mechanism, open wrap
DO U B L E RO T O R SY S T E M
KE Y O F B / F / E M O D E L 5 0 B 2 - 9-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, traditional wrap
M O D E L 5 0 B 2 O - 9-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, open wrap
M O D E L 5 0 B 2 L - 10-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, traditional wrap
M O D E L 5 0 B 2 L O - 10-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, open wrap
MODEL 50B2O
DO U B L E I N- LI N E I NDEPENDENT RO T O R SY S T E M
KE Y O F B / F / G M O D E L 5 0 B 3 - 9-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, traditional rotor mechanism, traditional wrap
M O D E L 5 0 B 3 O - 9-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, traditional rotor mechanism, open wrap
M O D E L 5 0 B 3 L - 10-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, traditional rotor mechanism, traditional wrap
M O D E L 5 0 B 3 L O - 10-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, traditional rotor mechanism, open wrap
MODEL 50B3O
DO U B L E I N- LI N E I NDEPENDENT RO T O R SY S T E M
KE Y O F B / F / G M O D E L 5 0 K 3 - Same as 50B3O except Balanced Valve® rotor mechanism
M O D E L 5 0 K 3 L - Same as 50K3 except 10-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell
M O D E L 5 0 K 3 D - Same as 50K3 except detachable bell
M O D E L 5 0 K 3 L D - Same as 50K3D except 10-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell
M O D E L 5 0 T 3 - 9-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell, Thayer™ Valve rotor mechanism, open wrap
M O D E L 5 0 T 3 L - Same as 50T3 except 10-1/2" one-piece yellow brass bell
MODEL 50T3
S U G G E S T I O N S F O R CHOOSING A ND CU S T O M I Z I N G
Y OUR B A CH T R O M B O N E S
BORE
Trombone bores are a measurement of the inside diameter
of the inner slide tubes. As the bore size changes so does the
bell design. The shape of the tapered surface, or rate of flare,
determines the characteristic sound of the instrument. Slow
tapers yield bright tones, while fast tapers produce dark,
warm sounds. Smaller bore trombones, having bells with
slower rates of taper, produce a brighter jazz sound. Larger
bore trombones, having bells with faster rates of taper, yield
darker symphonic tone qualities.
construction,
allowing for
unrestricted
vibration of the
bell. In addition
to the shape of
the bell flare
(rate of taper),
the type and
thickness of the
bell material also
affect the sound.
Gold brass,
softer and more
red than the
Yellow brass is standard (pictured left).
Gold brass (pictured right), softer and
more red due to a higher copper content,
results in a warm sound. Sterling Plus
(99.9% pure silver, pictured center) offers
a focused sound with projection.
standard yellow
brass due to a higher copper content (85% as opposed to
70%), results in a warm tone. Sterling Plus® bells (99.9%
The shape of the tapered surface, or rate of bell flare,
determines the characteristic sound of the instrument. Bells
with fast tapers (solid line) produce dark, warm sounds.
Slow tapers (dotted line) yield a bright sound.
pure silver, seamless construction) create a full compliment
of partials (overtones) in the tonal spectrum for a focused
sound with great projection. For situations involving dark
qualities or high dynamic levels without distortion, choose
BELLS
a heavyweight bell (in either yellow or gold brass).
Bach Stradivarius trombones are famous for their fullness of
sound and projection. This is achieved by the use of one-piece
MOUTHPIPES AND GOOSENECKS
The venturi (constriction) and rate of taper in the
HANDSLIDES
The prefix “LT” before any Bach Stradivarius model
mouthpipe affect the trombone's characteristic sound.
number (such as LT16M) indicates a lightweight handslide. Some
Bach offers several mouthpipe options. Removable and
musicians prefer the feel and quick response of the light-
interchangeable mouthpipes for 42 series large bore tenor
weight slide. The weight has been reduced by using nickel
trombones: standard – balanced resistance, focused sound;
silver tubing for outer slides. In addition to the light weight,
standard length/open venturi – less resistance, more flexible;
nickel silver tubing also resists corrosion. All Bach
long length/open venturi – very free blowing. Removable
Stradivarius trombones not having an “LT” prefix feature
and interchangeable mouthpipes for Bach bass trombones:
regular weight slides made from brass tubing for outer slides.
standard – balanced resistance, focused sound; short
All models can be special ordered with lightweight nickel
length/open venturi – less resistance, more flexible;
silver outer slides. Bach 42 series trombones can be customized
mouthpiece holder only – most free blowing.
with narrow handslides for playing comfort.
The gooseneck, a section of pipe located immediately
after the handslide section, serves as a “choke” to further
balance the blowing resistance. The model LT16M features a
more open gooseneck (i.e., less constriction), creating less
resistance and more flexibility. The optional open gooseneck
for the 42 series tenor trombones also results in a more open
instrument.
ROTOR SECTIONS
Many Bach Stradivarius trombones
can be configured with traditional,
Balanced or Thayer™ Valves. Bach
®
trombones with traditional rotor
valve sections offer a choice of either
open or traditional wrap. Open
wrapping of the rotor section places
fewer and larger bends in the tubing,
resulting in less blowing resistance.
Traditional wrapping provides compactness and protection. Traditional
rotor sections can also be made from
gold brass tubing.
T H A Y E R ™ V A LV E S
The top two pictures
highlight traditional rotor
valves. Open wrapping of
the rotor section (pictured
top) places fewer and
larger bends in the
tubing, resulting in less
blowing resistance.
Traditional wrapping
(pictured second from top)
offers the advantages of
compactness and
protection. Both the
Balanced Valve®
(pictured second from
bottom) and Thayer™
Valve (pictured bottom)
allow for a free and
unimpeded flow of the air
column combined with
open wrapping.
B A L A N C E D V A LV E ® S Y S T E M
Combined with a gold brass bell,
gold brass rotor section tubing creates a dark, warm sounding instrument. Balanced Valve® and
Thayer™ Valve systems eliminate
sharp crook tube bends within the
rotor itself. Combined with open
wrap section tubing, both the
Balanced Valve® and Thayer™ Valve
allow for a free and unimpeded
flow of the air column, regardless
of whether the B of F sides of the
trombone are being used.
T R A D I T I O N A L R O T A R Y V A LV E
B ACH S TRADIVARIUS T ROMBONES
THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR BACH
STRADIVARIUS TROMBONES.
TROMBONES
TENOR
TENOR ROTOR
BASS ROTOR
36B
ALTO
BELL
12
36K
42BO
42K
50K3
50B2L
50B3L
50K3L
50B
50K
50B20
50B30
50K3D
50T3
VALVE
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LT 6
LT 8
16
LT 16M
36
42
36C
36CO
36KD
42C
42CO
42KD
42T
50BO
50KD
50B2LO
50B3LO
50K3LD
50T3L
V16
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R E M O VA B L E
MOUTHPIPES
36BO
50B3
Model
Sterling Plus®
HANDSLIDE
42B
50B2
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R E M O VA B L E G O L D - P L A T E D B A L A N C E W E I G H T
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E N G RAV I N G
Mouthpipes for trombone models LT8,
12, 16/LT16M are interchangeable.
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EXTRA TUNING SLIDES AVAILABLE
Model
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See Page 3 for a picture of the three
engraving patterns.
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50B20
Combination
slide for second
rotor–
D/E or D/D
50B2
50B2LO
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50B3
50B3LO
50B3L
50K3
50K3L
50K3D 50K3LD
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Slide to D
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B ACH S TRADIVARIUS T ROMBONES
THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATIONS CHART ALLOWS FOR YOUR
COMPARISON OF BACH STRADIVARIUS TROMBONES.
TROMBONES
TENOR ROTOR
TENOR
ALTO
36B
36C
36K
42B
42C
42K
50K
50B2
50B2L
50B3L
50K3
50K3L
LT6
LT8
36
42
36BO
36CO
36KD
42BO
42CO
42KD
42T
50BO
50KD
50T
50B2O 50B2LO 50B3O 50B3LO 50K3D
50T3
50K3LD
50T3L
Inches
B
.485"
B
.490"
B
B
B
.500" .495"/.509" .509"
B
.525"
B
.547"
B/F
.525"
B/F
.525"
B/F
.525"
B/F
.547"
B/F
.547"
B/F
.547"
B/F
.547"
B/F
.562"
B/F
.562"
B/F
.562"
B/F/E
.562"
B/F/E
.562"
B/F/G
.562"
B/F/G
.562"
B/F/G
.562"
B/F/G
.562"
B/F/G
.562"
B/F/G
.562"
Metric (mm)
11.90
12.32
12.45
12.70 12.57/12.93 12.93
13.34
13.90
13.34
13.34
13.34
13.90
13.90
13.90
13.90
14.28
14.28
14.28
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14.28
14.28
Inches
6-1/2"
7"
7-1/2"
7-1/2"
7-1/2"
7-1/2"
8"
8-1/2"
8"
8"
8"
8-1/2"
8-1/2"
8-1/2"
8-1/2"
9-1/2"
9-1/2"
9-1/2"
9-1/2"
10-1/2"
9-1/2"
10-1/2"
9-1/2"
9-1/2"
10-1/2"
10-1/2"
Metric (mm)
165.0
177.8
190.0
190.0
190.0
190.0
203.0
216.0
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241.5
241.5
241.5
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267.0
241.5
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241.5
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267.0
One-piece, hand-hammered yellow brass
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12
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LT16M
36KD
Detachable bell
36KD
Ball bearing rotor linkage
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E attachment
Traditional rotor mechanism
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Thayer™ Valve rotor mechanism
Convertible F attachment for straight tenor trombone
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Open wrap tubing
Traditional wrap tubing
36BO
36CO
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36C
50K3LD
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G independent in-line system
HAND SLIDE SECTION
50B3
E
.468"
Key
Bore
ROTOR SECTION
50B
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BELL
BASS ROTOR
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50B20 50B2LO 50B30 50B3LO
50B2
50B2L
50B3
50B3L
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Chrome-plated nickel silver seamless inner slide
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Lightweight nickel silver outer slide
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B RA S S T U N I N G S L I D E
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N I C K E L S I LV E R T U N I N G S L I D E R E C E I V E R
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R E M O VA B L E , G O L D - P L A T E D B A L A N C E W E I G H T
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N E O P R E N E WA T E R K E Y S E A L S
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C L E A R B A K E D C E L LU L O S E L AC Q U E R F I N I S H
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GENUINE VINCENT BACH MOUTHPIECE
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For information on the Bach student and intermediate series
trombones, please consult Selmer catalog AV4785TBS.
specifications subject to change

Bach Stradivarius professional trombones

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