Bass Trombone MS27
Evolution of excellence: Meistersinger Series.
Key
Bb/F/Gb-G/D-Eb
Number of valves
2 independant in line
Bell
Red brass
Details
Description
Introducing the B&S MS27 Meistersinger Series Bass Trombone, crafted in Germany for professionals. Featuring three exchangeable leadpipes and ergonomic design for comfort, it includes a 9¾" red brass bell, nickel silver slides, and a hard-chromed inner slide. Finished in clear lacquer with a lightweight backpack case, delivering rich, resonant tones for exceptional performance.
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Bass Trombone MS27 lacquered
Introducing the B&S MS27 Meistersinger Series Bass Trombone, a premier choice for professional trombonists seeking unmatched quality and precision. Developed in collaboration with Carl Lenthe and embraced by the Vienna Philharmonic and Dresden Philharmonic, this trombone epitomizes excellence in design and craftsmanship. Handmade in Germany, the Meistersinger Series offers a combination of superior materials and innovative features, ensuring an exceptional playing experience.
Quality materials and construction
The B&S MS27 boasts three exchangeable leadpipes, allowing musicians to tailor their sound and response to suit any performance setting. Its ergonomic slide and bullet brace provide unparalleled comfort and ease of play, reducing fatigue during long sessions. The addition of a soundwing further enhances tonal projection, making this trombone an ideal choice.
The pinnacle of professional performance
The Meistersinger Series delivers a rich, resonant tone. The red brass bell with a diameter of 9¾", nickel silver outer slides, and a hard-chromed inner slide ensure durability and flawless performance. Finished in clear lacquer and packaged with a lightweight backpack case, each B&S Meistersinger Series Bass Trombone stands as a testament to German engineering and a commitment to musical excellence.