967 results for "bach stradivarius" between $200.00 and $4,000.00

"Stradivarius" - .459" Medium-large bore, standard weight body, standard weight yellow brass one-piece hand-hammered #37 bell, standard construction #25 mouthpipe, monel pistons, silver-plate finish. Comes with Bach 7C mouthpiece and a zippered Cordura covered wood shell case.

Stradivarius" - Bb/F, .525" bore, 8" one piece yellow brass hand-hammered bell, chrome plated nickel-silver inner handslide tubes, brass outer handslide tubes, traditional wrap "F" section with traditional rotor. Clear lacquer finish, genuine Vincent Bach small shank mouthpiece and zippered cordura covered wood shell case.Vincent Bach combined his unique talents as both a musician and an engineer to create brass instruments of unequaled total quality - instruments which today remain the sound choice...

PIN 1 7/8" Harmony is the most accurate and exquisite jewelry line in the world. Detailed replica of the popular professional trumpet, the Bach Stradivarius, includes even the tiny hand-painted valves. Replica is cast in pewter and finished in 24k gold electroplate. A lifetime keepsake. Earrings are available on a special order basis. Call for pricing and availability.

I (Dave Kessler) personally go over every Bach Strad trumpet that comes into our store to make sure that they are up to the caliber that we advertise them to be. Honestly, every now and then we do get a Strad that has a problem. When this happens, that horn is sent immediately back to the factory. We will only keep horns that are up to the level that we find appropriate with the Stradivarius name.

Otherwise, the slide is a wide .562" slide with brass end crook, brass outside tubes, and weighty nickel oversleeves. The mouthpipe is fixed. The bell section is all yellow brass with nickel trim. The 9.5" diameter bell is made from one piece of gold brass and is hand hammered, hand spun, and annealed. It has a larger throat than something like a Conn, giving a full, rich, baritone/bass tone. The gold brass has a warmer, broader, more soloistic sound than the standard yellow brass...

Bach Stradivarius LT142BO Trombone Stradivarius-.547 large bore, 562" hand slide bore, 8-1/2" hand-hammered yellow brass bell, lightweight nickel silver outer slide, 3 interchangeable lead pipes, clear lacquer.

Ok, well as you saw in the picture and in the description, I am selling my Silver Bach Strad. Cornet. I am selling it because I need to and not because I want to. This instrument is the cornet that I learned on and played on while i was in an orchestra, in professional jazz gigs, and even when I played "Taps" for the "Fallen Officers Memorial." I am selling this so I can try and afford some of my tuition so this will sell for less than it is actually worth (yay you! haha)But anyways, down to specifics...

A brilliant tone that blends well with voices and strings makes this model effective in oratorio, opera, and high register symphonic repertory. Optional slides available to tune to C. Specifications: .448" medium bore, one piece hand hammered bell, Monel pistons, and clear lacquer finish.

Key of Bb. .401" small bore. One-piece hand-hammered bell. Monel pistons. Lacquered finish.

Bass, key of Bb. .485" bore. Standard one-piece yellow brass hand-hammered bell. Monel pistons. Clear lacquer finish.

A unique new design from the Bach Company. These mutes are spun from stainless steel and offer a traditional flat bottom model and the Elite, which features an inverted cone that disperses the vibrations to give a truly unique and beautiful sound.

Trumpet Parts Bach Stradivarius Valve Stem. Fits all Bach Strad trumpets and cornets! Original Conn-Selmer replacement part!

The band instrument industry grew rapidly in the 1960s and 1970s as demand increased due to a �baby boom\\\\\\\" in the number of school age children and the proliferation of school music programs throughout the United States. Selmer seized the opportunity to reinforce its position as an industry leader by skillful acquisitions � Vincent Bach Corporation (1961), Buescher Band Instrument Company (1963), Brilhart mouthpieces (1966), Lesher double reed instruments (1967), Glaesel String Instrument Service...

Vincent Bach combined his unique talents as both a musician and an engineer to create brass instruments of unequaled total quality - instruments which today remain the sound choice of artists worldwide.Features:.462 L bore, Monel valvesStandard weight one-piece hand-hammered yellow brass #239 bell25C leadpipeGenuine Vincent Bach 7C mouthpiece, wood shell case

Stradivarius" - .509" bore, 7-1/2" one-piece hand-hammered yellow brass bell, open gooseneck, lightweight nickel silver outer handslide tubes, chrome plated nickel silver inner handslide tubes, genuine Vincent Bach 7C small shank mouthpiece and zippered Cordura wood shell case.Vincent Bach combined his unique talents as both a musician and an engineer to create brass instruments of unequaled total quality - instruments which today remain the sound choice of artists worldwide.

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. 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.