[Trombone-l] Bach 50B3 Bass Trombone for sale - Brand new infactory packaging!

Thu Oct 4 08:38:48 CDT 2007

Bob said:
>Take a hint from the car guys and tell her you have to have it as a parts
>horn.

I think that's pretty good advice Bob.  I'm not sure it would fly though.
I used that on each of the 4 motorcycles in my garage and I think she's
getting suspicious.

As for your P.S. question....the particular Getzen I bought is a really
sweet horn and I got it for a "steal".  Some poor dad bought it brand new
for his son for a graduation present only to be told, "But Dad, I'm not
going to play the trombone in college".  The son played it for about 2
minutes and they put it in the closet for a couple of years. After
realizing his son wasn't going to change his mind, he decided to just
unload it.   Since I'm not a "real" bass bone player like you Bob ( yet!
:-), I figure if I can get fair value on the Bach, I'll be out
significantly less than if I kept it and sold the Getzen.

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Don,

Take a hint from the car guys and tell her you have to have it as a parts
horn.  Now that you've played it all the parts are used and EVERYBODY knows

the world runs on used parts :-)

Best,
Bob

P.S.  Why not sell the Getzen?

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From: don_wampler at americancentury.com
To: trombone-l at server5.samford.edu
Subject: [Trombone-l] Bach 50B3 Bass Trombone for sale - Brand new
infactory
packaging!
Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2007 15:51:52 -0500
>
>Hi everyone. I sent a similar message out a couple of days ago but didn't
>see it show up so I'm resending. I apologize if this is a duplicate.
>
>For those who are newer to the list, I've been around the trombone-l for
>many years and still read the digest regularly though posting infrequently
>these days. Interestingly, the more proficient I get on the horn, the less
>qualified I feel to comment on how to play it! I'm not shy
>though...especially when I have something to sell. :-)
>
>Speaking of that, as the subject line says, I received a brand new (still
>wrapped in factory plastic and shipped in the factory box) Bach 50B3 Bass
>Trombone. I took it out, lubed it up, greased the tuning slides, oiled the
>valves, gave the slide a Teflon treatment, and took it for a "spin" in my
>living room for an hour or so. This horn is a beauty and the slide is
>fantastic. It has that typical Bach response and tone and quite frankly
>it's going to be hard for me to "flip".
>
>However, shortly after buying the Bach I ran across a Getzen/Edwards that
>was such a great deal I couldn't pass it up. My quite reasonable wife
>doesn't understand why I need 2 bass bones when I'm primarily a .500 bore
>tenor player only doubling on my .547 once in a while these days and on
the
>bass even less. So, I've decided since the Bach is the more expensive
>horn, maybe I should sell it and recoup some of the other's cost.
>
>The cheapest I've found this horn is $3,700 at an online discounter. I'm
>asking $3,500 and will ship for free at that price. Besides being brand
>new, this one also has the added value of having the Teflon treatment and
a
>"professional" evaluation and recommendation - mine :-).
>
>If you want to see a few pics, I've listed it on the Kansas City "Craig's
>list": http://kansascity.craigslist.org/msg/435396538.html
>
>I'll probably also put it on a few online sites and the OTJ classifieds,
>before sending it to EBay as a last resort.
>
>Give me a holler if you know of anyone who would be interested. I will
>certainly guarantee their satisfaction with it.
>
>
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