Vincent Bach 42B GB Large Bore Tenor Bass Trombone

『 : The Answer at the End of Evolution』Now, choose the "Traditional 42B" once again.

[Overview]
Vincent Bach Large Bore Tenor Bass Trombone. 8.5-inch gold brass bell. F-tube traditional wrap style. 13.90mm slide bore. Lacquer finish. Manufactured circa 1994.List Price: ¥777,700 Accessories: Third-party hard case (CONN)

[Condition]
Lacquer discoloration, peeling, and scattered minor scratches on the outer circumference of each tuning slide, gooseneck, slide barrel, rotary lever, and upper bell body. Dent repair marks and minor scratches on slide end crook. Interior cleaned, soft parts replaced. All slides serviced and inspected.

[Features]
The 42B Traditional model represents the origin of the Babbitt large-bore tenor/bass trombone. Following the introduction of the 42BO, Babbitt expanded its lineup combining valve systems emphasizing airflow—such as axial flow, Hugman valves, and open-flow valves—with open wraps. While models offering a modern playing feel have earned high praise, the 42B continues to be produced without being removed from the lineup.

The traditional wrap and standard rotary valves produce a distinct, moderate resistance. This resistance enhances the density at the moment breath transforms into sound, clearly returning attack, pitch, and phrasing contours to the player. The essence and appeal of the 42B lies in the sensation of "crafting the sound yourself" – distinct from lightness or responsiveness.

The 8.5-inch gold brass bell achieves both a deep, warm tone and a resonant projection that carries far while maintaining its core. Its sound is characterized less by flashiness and more by its ability to reliably support, blend into, and assert its presence within an ensemble .While not a model at the center of trends or spec wars, it is the instrument that most directly embodies the appeal of the Bach brand.