78 results for "bach trumpet serial numbers" between $25.00 and $3,000.00

This is a New York Stradivarius from the when Vincent Bach was still involved in the day to day operations of his shop. This trumpet was made in 1939. It has a model 25 bell, a #6 leadpipe and is large bore (.462). It is made of lighter weight brass than today's Bachs. This horn has been relacquered in the past and the valves appear to have been replated. The engraving is sharp on the bell flare with no signs of buffing, but the Bach stamp on the valve casing is worn. Matching serial numbers...

For sale is a 25A leadpipe and tuning slide in silverplate taken off a ML Bach Strad C trumpet serial number 126XXX when I had the horn converted to an Eb. There are marks on the pipe from where the bracing was removed. Also have a few braces. Asking $225 OBO.

Key of Bb. .459" Bore. Extended low-F 3rd slide stop rod. Hexagonal slide pulls. One-piece hand-hammered yellow brass bell with flat rim. Special acoustic bell treatment. two-piece nickel/brass valve casing construction. Monel pistons. Sets of brass and plastic valve guides. enhanced radius ferrules. 1st slide split ring. unique serial number sequence. Deluxe engraving.

Because Bach mouthpieces are the accepted standard of quality, their numbers are familiar everywhere as designations for certain models and types. Although Bach mouthpieces have often been copied, they have never been equaled for precision, tuning, and playing characteristics. Only genuine Bach mouthpieces bear the full inscription VINCENT BACH with one of the model numbers.

Available today is a used Bach 1530 trumpet. There is no case and no mouthpiece. Serial # is E49004 which dates the trumpet to the late 1960's or early 1970's according to my research. The valves move freely and quickly. There is some pitting to the finish and there are 2 small dings that I noticed. Overall good condition.

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups have no letter designation; progressively shallower cups are marked B through F. "A" Models have very deep cups, #24 backbores, and emit a large, dark sound.Models with no letter designation have deep cups, #10 backbores, and produce a rich, full, clear...

For Sale: Bach Strad model 72G/43 Bb trumpet. ML bore, silver plated body with gold plated trim kit and custom valve buttons. 72G bell in raw brass. Number 43 leadpipe. Valves and slides work well. Standard water keys on main and third valve slides. Asking $800.00. Includes a used Gator style lightweight gig case that provides lots of protection. Mouthpiece not included. Please make payment in check or cashier's check or money order. No Paypal. Will ship to continental U.S. only upon receipt of...

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups have no letter designation; progressively shallower cups are marked B through F. "A" Models have very deep cups, #24 backbores, and emit a large, dark sound.Models with no letter designation have deep cups, #10 backbores, and produce a rich, full, clear...

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups have no letter designation; progressively shallower cups are marked B through F. "A" Models have very deep cups, #24 backbores, and emit a large, dark sound.Models with no letter designation have deep cups, #10 backbores, and produce a rich, full,...

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups have no letter designation; progressively shallower cups are marked B through F. "A" Models have very deep cups, #24 backbores, and emit a large, dark sound.Models with no letter designation have deep cups, #10 backbores, and produce a rich, full,...

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups have no letter designation; progressively shallower cups are marked B through F. "A" Models have very deep cups, #24 backbores, and emit a large, dark sound.Models with no letter designation have deep cups, #10 backbores, and produce a rich, full,...

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups have no letter designation; progressively shallower cups are marked B through F. "A" Models have very deep cups, #24 backbores, and emit a large, dark sound.Models with no letter designation have deep cups, #10 backbores, and produce a rich, full, clear...

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups...

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups have no letter designation; progressively shallower cups are marked B through F. "A" Models have very deep cups, #24 backbores, and emit a large, dark sound.Models with no letter designation have deep cups, #10 backbores, and produce a rich, full, clear...

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups have no letter designation; progressively shallower cups are marked B through F. "A" Models have very deep cups, #24 backbores, and emit a large, dark sound.Models with no letter designation have deep cups, #10 backbores, and produce a rich, full, clear...

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups have no letter designation; progressively shallower cups are marked B through F. "A" Models have very deep cups, #24 backbores, and emit a large, dark sound.Models with no letter designation have deep cups, #10 backbores, and produce a rich, full, clear...

Rim shape is described for each individual model. Model numbers progress numerically from model #1 with the largest cup diameter, to model #20C with the smallest cup diameter.Cup depths are notated with letters. "A" cups are the deepest; standard cups have no letter designation; progressively shallower cups are marked B through F. "A" Models have very deep cups, #24 backbores, and emit a large, dark sound.Models with no letter designation have deep cups, #10 backbores, and produce a rich, full, clear...

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...