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I am having a week-long close-out sale on various instruments and components. Here is a chance to get last minute deals on a presents for a special trombonist in your life—or yourself. This sale will end sometime next week, since I will be away from home—before Christmas into the New Year. So, I'd like to get these items sold and shipped ASAP. I cannot guarantee delivery before Christmas, unless you pay for upgraded shipping. That being said, standard shipping within the continental U.S. (lower 48) is included for all items. Don't be shy: Reasonable offers will be considered.

Please feel free to contact me directly with serious inquiries and offers at the email address listed in my profile or via PM—email elicits faster reply. General questions/comments within the thread are fine too. I will edit this post later today to include a link to pictures and more detailed description where needed. There may be more offerings; so check back in. Thanks for looking!

Trombones:

Yamaha YSL-356R: $475 obo SOLD

• 8" red brass bell
• yellow brass .500"/.525" dual bore slide
• includes original case and Yamaha 45C2-12C mouthpiece

This was a friend's trombone. The YSL-356R has some All-state band mojo. Great all-around trombone—pops, salsa, big band 3rd, light orchestral 2nd. Good condition—typical lacquer wear, minor scratches, no major dents. Slide: 8.5/10 serviced by the Slide Doctor about a year ago. NO stocking wear.

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Bach Corp. 36B: $800 obo SOLD

• 8" yellow brass bell
• yellow brass .525" bore slide
• includes original (possibly) French style case; no mpc
• Serial# 17XXX

I bought this 36B from a Trombone Forum member a couple of years ago. I really hate to sell this trombone, but it rarely gets played—a real shame. Great all-around trombone—pops, salsa, big band 3rd, & depending on the repertoire, orchestral 1st/2nd. Fair/good condition—lots of lacquer wear, minor scratches, no major dents. Not beautiful, but it plays better than most modern 36s that I have tried—& 42s for that matter. Slide: 8.5/10, with some stocking wear; serviced by the Slide Doctor about a year ago. This isn't a pretty horn, but plays great—dark sound, but nimble. It's what DJ would call a "chocolate" (heavy/thick bell)!

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Bach Stradivarius 42BOF Centennial Edition Trombone: PRICE REDUCED: $3025 obo

• 8-1/2" yellow brass bell
• Meinlschmidt <I>Open-Flow</I> rotary valve
• "Bell-free bracing"
• yellow brass .547" bore slide
• Centennial model French style case and all original accessories (6.5A mpc, lubricants, etc)
• shipped in factory Conn-selmer box

42BOF, bought brand-new a couple of months ago. I wanted to try it out, write a review, and shoot a YouTube video—all forthcoming. This one of the best 42s I have ever played. The Open-Flow valve and wrap is a vast improvement over the 42B and 42BO—without the compromises of an axial-flow. Bell-free bracing allows the bell to vibrate freely. Played for around 30 hours. Slide: 9/10—didn't use. Instead, I test-played it with with one my other 42 slides. It's a gorgeous trombone in almost NEW condition! It's technically under warranty for a few more years... I'm really torn about keeping this one, but I have too much invested in my custom 42AF.

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Miscellaneous:

Bach LT36 slide: $700 obo

.525" bore. Lightweight nickel. In very good condition. It accepts press-fit pipes and includes a press-fit Edwards T2 (.525") leadpipe. Some lacquer wear, minor scratches. Action: 9/10 serviced by the Slide Doctor about a year ago. NO stocking wear. Currently has a Bach 42 tenon installed as to fit 42 bell sections. Great option if you have a 42 (or large bore Edwards) and want to have the option of smaller equipment. I will include original 36 tenon—easy swap for a technician.

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Bach LT42 slide: $625 obo

.547" bore. Lightweight nickel. In good condition. It accepts press-fit pipes and includes 42 pipe with pull-ring. Significant lacquer wear and minor scratches. Action: 8.5/10 serviced by the Slide Doctor about a year ago. NO stocking wear. Original old style Bach inners give great compression.

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S.E. Shires T47GLW Tenor Trombone Slide: $850 obo SOLD

.547 Large Bore Tenor Trombone Slide. Gold brass, Light weight (no over sleeves), nickel, Conn width, crook. Includes Shires 1.5L leadpipe. Excellent condition, minor lacquer wear on hand-grips; NO stocking wear. Action 9/10. Recently cleaned/serviced/aligned at J. Landress Brass, NYC.

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S.E. Shires TY tuning slide: $275 PRICE REDUCED: $250 obo

Yellow brass tuning slide for Shires custom series large & medium bore tenor trombones. Will fit Q series too. Older vintage, but in excellent condition. Minor scratches, lacquer nearly 100% intact. No dents.

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Some things have been sold and some prices have been reduced. Original post has been edited to reflect this. Thanks for looking!

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