After hours of research, and interest in saving as much money as possible when finally buying a bass trombone, I'm ordering this horn within the next few weeks:
http://cgi.ebay.com/High-Grade-Bass-Tun ... 1c13a73e09" target="_blank"
This is definitely a Chinese Jin-Bao instrument. The same model is under Berkeley, M&M, and Schiller(but apparently they don't have that model anymore.) It seems like a copy of the King 7B.
When Schiller had them they were $585, M&M lists them at $895, Berkeley for $700, and whatever unlisted company is from the link above sells them for $700.
They all come with a hard case, mp, gloves(just like with my Chinese bass trumpet), and a couple more small accessories.
I'll post a review the day I get it.
Does anyone have more info about these?
Jin-Bao double rotor bass trombone
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Jin-Bao double rotor bass trombone
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Re: Jin-Bao double rotor bass trombone
I just sold my bass trombones and switched to tuba. I have not played those bass trombones. Here is a recent thread from the Trombone Forum:
http://tromboneforum.org/index.php/topi ... 0/all.html
I have always been partial to the Bach Stradivarius 50b3. However the price point for your horn makes it very tempting.
I look forward to a review.
Good luck!
http://tromboneforum.org/index.php/topi ... 0/all.html
I have always been partial to the Bach Stradivarius 50b3. However the price point for your horn makes it very tempting.
I look forward to a review.
Good luck!
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