Bach Strad 50B bass trombone SOLD

[Octavelower]

Hello!

I have a very nice Bach Strad. 50B bass trombone for sale.
I am located in Dallas Metro area. buyer pays shipping.

There's a pic here.

http://www.coreyrom.com/gear

If you'd like more pics, please PM me.

The price on the website is not accurate.
I am asking $1,800

Thank you for your time.

Corey Rom

[bloke]

This is actually more than a 50B, as a 50B is a single-rotor.

Dr. Rom's instrument is a TWO rotor (dependent system) instrument.

I believe that his instrument is actually a model 50B2O, with an open-wrap F attachment.
Additionally, a (popular, these days) longer slide (for the dependent rotor) would not be expensive to purchase.

https://www.bachbrass.com/instruments/t ... onal/50b2O

Also, the case seems (??) to be in really nice condition.
Often, when an instrument's case is in nice shape, the instrument itself is as well.

' looks to be a good buy...
...at least worth a drive to check it out, imo...

[matt g]

Definitely priced to sell.

[Octavelower]

thanks guys for the opinions... yes.. it is in great shape... I haven't played it in a while so I'm sure it needs a good cleaning and lubing up.

I have used this in a number of big band performances and while doubling in the Nutcracker. It's a nice player.

PM if interested.

THANKS!

[Ace]

thanks guys for the opinions... yes.. it is in great shape... I haven't played it in a while so I'm sure it needs a good cleaning and lubing up.

I have used this in a number of big band performances and while doubling in the Nutcracker. It's a nice player.

PM if interested.

THANKS!

If only that horn's G valve section weren't dependent. Darn.

Ace

[bloke]

When we all aren't sequestered, I have the privilege of working with this gent for a few services, each year.

He prefers dependent.

Before Michael Rath gave him this dependent bass, he played a Bach dependent bass.

John D. Rojak joined ABQ in 1991. He is bass trombonist for the Orchestra of St. Luke's and the NY Pops, among other NY musical institutions. Rojak has shared stages with Leonard Bernstein, Wynton Marsalis, Metallica, Pope John Paul II, Cab Calloway and countless other performers. He has performed with the NY Philharmonic, Boston Symphony, Cleveland Orchestra, and Los Angeles Philharmonic, as well as playing for many Broadway shows and commercial recordings. Besides the ABQ teaching associations at Juilliard and Aspen, he is artist-faculty at the Colorado College Summer Music Festival. He has a B.M. from Juilliard and is a longtime New Yorker via the Boston suburbs. Mr. Rojak performs on a custom designed Michael Rath R9 built in 2008.

[Ace]

Wow, Joe. That guy has impressive credentials.

Ace

[bloke]

It’s just that a #2 in-line rotor offers some advantages, and dependent #2 rotor offers other advantages (including one less primary bore distortion).
The one for sale in this thread is dependent.