Hey guys, does anyone have any idea how much a vintage Bach 36 New York model without trigger costs? (super preserved btw)
I currently play a Thein maxim and I'm looking for a bigger secondary trombone and I was offered this one, but I didn't find many instruments of this for sale on the internet, so I have no idea of the price.
If anyone could help me, i'd be grateful!
Bach 36 New York
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wesleyrubim
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Bach 36 New York
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Matt K
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Re: Bach 36 New York
Approximately new cost of a straight boutique so 3-5k depending on condition
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RustBeltBass
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Re: Bach 36 New York
3k-5k sounds right. Highly recommend playing it before buying if at all possible. The fact that it’s from NY times indicates it could be a very good horn. But that’s all it is, an indication.
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Re: Bach 36 New York
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JoeAumann
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Re: Bach 36 New York
No way. 3K is approaching high end.
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Re: Bach 36 New York
oh nice! Looks like gold brass slide outers / bell?greenbean wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 7:38 pm Well, I am selling one for $2400. FWIW...
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Bach 39, LT36B, 42BOF & 42T, King 2103 / 3b, Kanstul 1570CR & 1588CR, Yamaha YBL-612 RII, YBL-822G & YBL-830, Sterling 1056GHS Euphonium,
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greenbean
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Re: Bach 36 New York
Yep. Bell and outers. Awesome player.
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Re: Bach 36 New York
I’m pretty set in equipment and have not been actively looking, not for Bach and not for 36, but if super well preserved as mentioned in the original post, (hardly any lacquer wear, no dents) I think this can go easily over 3k. I definitely have seen quite a bit more for the admittedly more sought after 42 (straight) but I do think the 36 is not too niche as that it won’t be interesting for many trombonists.
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JoeAumann
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Re: Bach 36 New York
It certainly could. Notice I said approaching.RustBeltBass wrote: ↑Thu Jul 20, 2023 3:16 pmI’m pretty set in equipment and have not been actively looking, not for Bach and not for 36, but if super well preserved as mentioned in the original post, (hardly any lacquer wear, no dents) I think this can go easily over 3k. I definitely have seen quite a bit more for the admittedly more sought after 42 (straight) but I do think the 36 is not too niche as that it won’t be interesting for many trombonists.