The Vincent Bach 180 series B-flat trumpets are the most versatile available and the best selling professional trumpets in the world. The LT180 sub-series is designed for players seeking a lively trumpet with a brighter sound and quicker response.
The Stradivarius LT18077 ‘New York #7’ revives Bach’s 1930s lightweight #7 bell model with classic French-bead flat rim. It also features a #7 mouthpipe with 30s-style mouthpiece receiver, giving an instrument with the right amount of resistance for a quick response and great projection.
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Also available in the LT180 range:
Bell model † | Finish | |
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37 | Lacquer | LT18037 |
Silver | LT180S37 | |
43 | Lacquer | LT18043 |
Silver | LT180S43 | |
72 | Lacquer | LT18072 |
Silver | LT180S72 | |
New York #7 | Lacquer | LT18077 |
† Bach bell models:
When Vincent Bach began manufacturing instruments in the early 1920s, his experiments resulted in over 70 different trumpet bell models, each numbered according to the ‘mandrel’ or mould it was shaped upon. By the early 1950s certain standard models had emerged, those we now know as #37, #43 and #72. The model #37 is regarded as the standard all-round bell, suitable for all styles; the #43 is broader, brighter and more open than the #37 (suitable for jazz lead); the #72 has a strong, powerful sound, darker than the #37 (but takes more effort to play than the #37 or #43).
Manufacturer’s website: conn-selmer.eu