Holton TR150 thick tenor bass trombone
Vienna Philharmonic Principal Rudolf Josel was invited to supervise.Holton thick tenor-bass trombone TR150 from the 1980s
[overview].
Holton thick-tube tenor bass trombone with 9" rose brass bell. 547" (13.89mm) bore. Nickel outer narrow slide.Manufactured circa 1990. List price ¥386,100 Accessories: BAM used semi-hard case.
[Condition.]
Scuff marks on the main tuning tube curve. Very small shallow dents on the rotary branch pipe. Scratches on the side of the bell body. Slide and rotary have been adjusted, cleaned, and soft parts replaced.
[Features]
This is a large tenor bass trombone made by Holton, a long-established American wind instrument maker that once enjoyed a reputation and popularity surpassing that of Bach. The new shipment was supervised by Rudolf Josel, the principal player of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra at that time. Of course, Mr. Josel was also a favorite. Please take advantage of this opportunity!This is a value price.
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