【ERICH LANGE】 German-made Trombone

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This is a tenor-bass trombone by ERICH LANGE from Germany. I purchased it used and made some adjustments, but I am listing it because there is no opportunity to use it in my orchestra. This is believed to be quite an old instrument, and the previous owner told me it was from around the 1930s.

As is characteristic of German trombones, the section after the hand grip is independent, and the F-rotor mechanism can be replaced with a normal tuning slide, allowing it to be used as a tenor trombone. It has many of the hallmarks of a German trombone, such as decorative elements, a water key, and a string-operated rotor. It is perfect for orchestral works by composers like Brahms and Mahler. I believe this is a very rare and unique instrument, so please consider it.

[Condition]
There are no resonances or notes that are difficult to play, and the condition is good for its age. The inner slide is made of nickel silver without chrome plating, but it moves smoothly with slide oil. The rotary valve also operates well. There are a few small dents and scratches, and the inside of the bell has some silver plating wear. Please check the photos.

Material: Yellow brass, silver-plated
Key: B♭/F (with tenor replacement slide)
Bore: 11.5/12.5mm
Accessories: Medium-thin shank mouthpiece, Bags semi-hard case

- This item is used. Please check the photos to understand the condition and make your decision.
- Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive.
- No returns or exchanges (NCNR).