Trombone Buyback

June 8, 2025
Brand
THROJA 900GB Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
920,000 yen
Representative’s Comment
“This is a bass trombone from a German handmade brand. Not only is the finish beautiful, but the instrument’s craftsmanship is exceptional. It was in excellent condition, clearly having been handled with great care, so we purchased it at a high appraisal price comparable to that of a consignment sale.”

May 19, 2025
Brand
Edwards T396-A Tenor Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
245,000 yen
Staff Comment
“This was a signature model by a famous trombonist who enjoyed immense popularity among music college students, but the artist himself has since switched to another manufacturer. Although the instrument has recently disappeared from the market as if its former popularity were a lie, we evaluated it based on the instrument’s inherent potential rather than fleeting trends.”

January 7, 2025 Brand Purchased
THEIN Belcanto-TY
Purchase Price
682,000 yen
Staff Comment
“This is an ambitious model developed by THEIN—a brand that enjoys immense popularity in Europe—specifically for the U.S. market. Its distinctive appearance, featuring a balancer weight shaped like a cut-out disc and a screw bell, is truly eye-catching. We purchased this instrument as a trade-in for a customer’s purchase of another THEIN model from our inventory.”

March 22, 2025
Brand Purchased
Wilhelm Monke F-Alto Alto Trombone
Purchase Price
150,000 yen
Staff Comment
“Wilhelm Monke is a manufacturer that branched off from the historic Josef Monke workshop.While it tends to be underrated due to the strong impression that its lineup since the 1970s has consisted mainly of low-cost models for students, the company once produced excellent instruments. Since this particular instrument was nearly 80 years old, it showed some age-related wear, but we accepted it at the highest possible price.”

May 26, 2024
Brand Purchased
Günter Frost B/C Trombone (Tenor Bass Trombone)
Purchase Price
200,000 yen
Staff Comment
“This is an incredibly niche trombone designed and supervised by a former trombonist with the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra. I remember being thrilled from the moment we were first consulted about it.In reality, since there are so few people looking for this instrument, we tend to be hesitant to purchase it; however, as a die-hard music lover, I didn’t hesitate to acquire it.”

July 30, 2024
Brand
LÄTZSCH “Kuhn” model Tenor-Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
200,000 yen
Staff Comment
“This is a tenor-bass trombone from LÄTZSCH, one of Germany’s premier manufacturers. Moreover, it is a rare instrument that Herbert, the founder who propelled LÄTZSCH to global prominence, worked on during his later years.Although it was in a condition that would require significant repair costs, we evaluated it to the fullest extent possible given its historical significance.”

May 27, 2025
Brand Purchased
KING 3BPLS Silver Bell Tenor Trombone
Purchase Price
240,000 yen
Staff Comment
“While King’s tenor trombones enjoy overwhelming popularity in the so-called ‘narrow-bore jazz trombone’ category, this is not the standard 2B or 3B model—it’s a special model with an expanded bore size, and the bell is made of silver.This really tickled my collector’s fancy. The customer was also satisfied with the appraisal amount.”

April 24, 2024
Brand
LÄTZSCH J-127PS Tenor Trombone
Purchase Price
270,000 yen
Representative’s Comment
“This is the only jazz tenor trombone produced by LÄTZSCH, the premier German manufacturer mentioned earlier, and it features a special acid-etched finish.That information alone completely won over the buyer’s heart. The customer was also satisfied with the appraisal price.”

Mr. F from Tokyo
“I’ve enjoyed playing various instruments for many years, but before I knew it, my house was overflowing with guitars and trombones. I consulted them because I realized it was time to start preparing for end-of-life arrangements. The phone support was excellent, and the staff member who came to my home to pick up the instruments listened to my story with genuine care. I entrusted them with everything—over 30 instruments in total, including this trombone.”
Item Purchased
GETZEN Tenor-Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
190,000 yen

Mr. K, Kanagawa Prefecture
“I stopped playing after I started working. Since this was an instrument my parents bought for me when I entered high school, I’d kept it in good condition, but I felt bad toward the instrument for not having touched it for nearly 10 years. After discussing it with my parents, I decided to have it purchased. During the process, the representative told me, ‘We’ll service it thoroughly so that high school students who are practicing as hard as you used to will be happy to receive it,’ and I was really happy to hear that.”
Item Purchased
Vincent Bach Tenor Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
120,000 yen

Mr. O, Osaka Prefecture
“When I was part of an amateur orchestra, I was suddenly assigned to play the alto trombone. I considered renting one, but with the performance fast approaching and the need to practice intensively, I took the plunge and bought it.The performance went off without a hitch, but as expected, I didn’t get another chance to play it afterward. On top of that, I quit the orchestra to join a big band, so I figured I’d be using it even less—just as I was starting to think about selling it, I found the tenor trombone I’d been considering buying in your inventory, so I consulted with you. I had them appraise it as a trade-in.”
Item Purchased
C.G. CONN Alto Trombone
Purchase Price
132,000 yen

Mr. N, Shizuoka Prefecture
“Since it’s a discontinued model that’s also been customized in various ways, I wasn’t expecting much from the appraisal. However, they actually gave it a high valuation, saying that the customizations enhanced the model’s potential. I’m glad the staff really understood instruments.”
Item Purchased
YAMAHA Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
200,000 yen

Vincent Bach
Manufactured in 1998 LT16M
Tenor Trombone
Buyback Price
160,000 yen

Vincent Bach
1993 Model 50B3S GB
Basso Trombone
Buyback Price
280,000 yen

Vincent Bach
2013 Model 42BO GB
Tenor-Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
200,000 yen

Vincent Bach
Manufactured in 2014 “A47I” GB
Tenor Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
220,000 yen

KING
1995 Model 2102SSB-GP
Tenor Trombone
Purchase Price
200,000 yen

KING
1936 Model 2B “SILVERTONE”
Tenor Trombone
Purchase Price
85,000 yen

KING
Manufactured in 1978, 4BF “Sonorus”
Tenor-Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
130,000 yen

KING
Manufactured in 1993, 2102AM “SILVER SONIC”
Tenor Trombone
Purchase Price
200,000 yen

YAMAHA
Manufactured in 2017 YSL-897Z
Tenor Trombone
Purchase Price
120,000 yen

YAMAHA
2012 Model YSL-882 Xeno
Tenor-Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
110,000 yen

YAMAHA
2013 Model YBL-830
Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
170,000 yen

YAMAHA
1993 YSL-8710
Alto Trombone
Purchase Price
100,000 yen

Getzen
2018 Model 3047AFY
Tenor Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
220,000 yen

S.E. Shires
2020 Model 2RVE
Tenor Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
310,000 yen

Michael Rath
, 2002 model, R9D
, bass trombone
, purchase price
, 300,000 yen

Edwards T-350
Manufactured in 2001
Tenor Bass Trombone
Purchase Price
240,000 yen

We’ll work with you to accommodate your specific needs, restore your cherished instrument to the best possible condition, and pass it on to its next owner.

Based on over 35 years of experience, we assess not only the model, year, and condition, but also the hidden value within each instrument.

Our team of wind instrument repair specialists will inspect and adjust your instrument, ensuring it’s in top condition so the next owner can start playing right away.

We serve customers in-store, online, and nationwide. Appraisals, shipping, and on-site service fees are all free. We’re the top choice for those who want to “sell to a shop that truly understands value.”

Instruments purchased from other reputable stores receive a “10% higher” appraisal value

We’ll also offer a “10% higher” appraisal value when you sell back an instrument you previously sold to us.