Bb/F-Trombone MS14 - Nickelsilver slide
Evolution of excellence: Meistersinger Series.
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B♭/F
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1
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Red brass
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Description
Introducing the B&S MS14N Meistersinger Series Trombone, crafted in Germany for professionals. With three exchangeable leadpipes, ergonomic design, and a 9" red brass bell with nickel silver slides, it delivers a rich, resonant tone. Ideal for solo and ensemble play, it includes a clear lacquer finish and lightweight backpack case for convenience.
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Trombone MS14 with Nickelsilver slide, lacquered
Introducing the B&S MS14 Meistersinger Series 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 MS14 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 for both solo and ensemble work.
The pinnacle of professional performance
The Meistersinger Series delivers a rich, resonant tone. The red brass bell with a diameter of 9", 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 Trombone stands as a testament to German engineering and a commitment to musical excellence.