Rath trombones
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- Wyvern
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Re: Rath trombones
I play with a couple of trombone players who use Rath. They seem to be VERY highly rated and from what I understand, Rath provide an excellent service. Each instrument is individual and customised to the player like a made-to-measure suit.
- MartyNeilan
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Re: Rath trombones
Is this one of those "tuning in the slide" Rath basses?bloke wrote:This particular bass must be extraordinarily easy to play in the low range. I hear John noodling around in the sub-sub-basement register when he's warming up...something I didn't hear much with the other instrument.
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Re: Rath trombones
I've had my hands on a Rath double in-line horn before. It played everything I wanted without effort and was weel built. At the time, there was a company out of Boston that I believe had exclusive import rights in the U.S., but that may have changed.
I noticed that the price was up there with other fine brass instruments, and someday I might save enough to get one. (same issues with the Bach and double Hagmanns as listed earlier).
I noticed that the price was up there with other fine brass instruments, and someday I might save enough to get one. (same issues with the Bach and double Hagmanns as listed earlier).