Bach 180S37 Stradivarius Series Bb Trumpet
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Item # 483836 088 112 | Model # 180S37
Featuring a one piece hand-hammered bell, .459” medium-large bore and a silver #25 leadpipe, the Bach 180S37 Stradivarius Series Bb Trumpet is constructed from the finest brass and nickel metals.
Also featured on the Bach 180S37 Stradivarius Series Bb Trumpet are first and third position tuning slides, an adjustable rod stop and a deluxe wooden Stradivarius case.
Features:
• Constructed from the finest brass and nickel metals
• One piece hand-hammered bell
• First and third position tuning slides
• Adjustable rod stop
• Sliver #25 leadpipe
• . 459” medium-large bore
• Deluxe wooden Stradivarius case
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as in other words, if you play this trumpet your eyes will glow and become immortal
Pvt Reborn fun fact, it also enables you to fly
Man, I want one of these so bad. I’m thirteen years old and have played with various honor bands such as the ILMEA JHB, won a scholarship, and have played a payed TAPS gig at Cantigny Park for Memorial Day. I absolutely love to play and it would be my absolute DREAM to use this horn
Ive played trumpet for 7 years and professionally for 2 years. I'm 16. I just upgraded from a Xeno Yamaha to a strad, worth it!!
Charles Stanley
My band teacher whose uncle was best friends with Loui Armstrong recommended this for me
Interesting comment. There really isn't much difference in the specs of a Yamaha Xeno and a Bach 37. They both are standard weight 37 models - and both are widely popular among professionals.
I hate to say it - but I don't think you really made that radical of a change. Six of one - half dozen of the other. 🤷♂️
0:39 that was a mouthful
And 2 years later it still is
You know it
I recently got one. I used a Yamaha student model so it was a huge change. Well worth the change. I love this horn. I use a Bach 3c on this as well
Did u notice a change in tone?
ClickB8 Yes. The strad is much brighter where as the Yamaha is warmer. Plus the strad feels and plays much better
Hello! I know I'm a bit late, but I'm also someone who currently uses a Yamaha Student Model, and I'm looking into buying a Strad. How has it held up, and also, how's the 3c?
@@bluecat4148 I don’t use a 3C anymore. I’ve been through all the sizes and for me a Bach 1-1/2C works best for me. And I personally believe that a Bach strad will work for whatever you want it to do. Highly recommend
@@adamh951 I see. I actually picked up a 180S37 a couple days ago, and I'm super happy with it. Thanks for letting me know!
I bought one of these in late 20019. I've been playing since 1953 so I'm not a newbie. The one I received was beat up. Someone else had had some "fun" with the trumpet. Of note, the plating was awful and the valves, all three, stuck. I returned this one and received another trumpet. It was OK, but not the quality of pre-strike Bachs. The third piston was stuck into the valve. I worked on this for over a year and all of the valves kept sticking at one time or another. I cleaned the trumpet, and used different valve oils and still the valves stick. My opinion, the Bach is junk, $3,200.00 junk. Recently I was invited to play a solo part, Centone 5#3. Just a few measures into the piece, the 1st valve stuck, and then the third valve wouldn't go back up when depressed. I had to stop, in total embarrassment. I then got my backup trumpet, a CONN Connstellation 52BSB and literally killed the solo.
Who did you buy it from? Was it new?
this mans from the future like dam
suspected this, thanks for confirming
Probably bought a fake
@@onth3hous3 Probably a Back Stradavanious made in China!
My Bach was made around 1969! Bach Strad Model 37! Majored in trumpet in school! Still have my horn!
Super trumpet,super sound.
Beautiful sound!
This is a really solid brand and model that really has no issues. (I have one as my B flat along with a Bach "Chicago C" and a Stomvi E flat/D). Well, maybe one small issue is that it is a fairly heavy trumpet - assuming that might be an issue for you. it is great for orchestral work and such. If you are inclined to play something like jazz, you might look around for something else, although the "Bach Strad" is pretty good for anything.
I just bout a 50th Anniversary Bach Stradivarius. It’s the old school 190 two piece valve block with the one piece bell seemed on the brace side. It’s old school Bach. I was weaned on. Mt Vernon Bach in 68.I’m waiting on a 1C Bach Artisan mouthpiece . It also goes back to the early days of Bach
Take a shot every time he says 180S37
I'm dead
I’m impressed that you were able to make a sound on that piece of plywood
Una obra de arte !!... realmente cada una de ellas es una pieza de coleccion !!!... Lo mejor !!!
vincent bach stradivarius 37
So what I’m hearing is that it’s a good trumpet?
Nuclear__ Troll chief
Nope fuck you
Yea for the low low price of 5000 dollars
Same
VICTOR ZAMARRIPA dude it's a fucking joke, fuck off asshol
my favorite trumpet, it's my baby
Yep same
I bought a 50th Anniversary. The valves still had compound on them . The third valve water slide was stuck in place . It was a new left over from Chuck Levin.I’ll never buy horn again online .It’s a 190s37
I thought the 43 was #1, no?
U know if I take trumpet playing to the professional level I'll definently look into one but for now I'll stick to my bach tr300h2
Ha thats what i've had for the past 6 years!
I still use my my ytr 200 ad ii (bought it used) that I've had for many years and still play better than the freshman and junior who have one of these at my school. My Point is that you should only buy one of these if you can take advantage of its quality
maybe the less able player needs the better instrument.
some 13 year old trumpet players have bach stradivariuses?
+Ryan Green (SSM) I'm 14 and my dad is getting me one soon
Logan Francesco
nice I've been using the same beat up student horn all my years XD (also 14)
ya atm im first chair at my school, but im renting a bach TR300 and I had gotten it with several dents all over, so i asked my dad toget me another one and he said h would try
Logan Francesco
middle school?
yes
Price please
Who here has seen this video at least twice owns the horn.
Bach Stradivarius model 6 vs 180s37 win?(i have bach strad.model 6)
I’m still in high school but need a horn that is better than a beginner horn and in a good price range so what do you recommend
Bro I’m in high school this trumpet is worth it!
You can get this used for a lower price and it is still good
quero um Vicent Bach desse .. aqui no Brasil é muito caro esse trompe
I'll stick with my Schilke
cat videos FTW I use a 180S37 but schilkies are really great too
I want one
I have the new 190s43 bach trumpet
My LT180S37 doesn’t have the 3rd slide rod stop?
Because is fake sorry to tell you that
Alfredo Bruno yeah, I found that out a few months ago. no wonder it was free.
Is that a silver or nickel plating?
Silver
Silver
is the b&s challenger trumpet modeled after the strad?
mhm. arguably.
I thought the players skill makes the trumpet sound good not the trumpet
When you have players of equal skill then the hardware can make a separation.
+daScottishninja Brandon922@windstream.net for sure it's not just black & white in regards to the hardware making a difference. However, you have a great point about pro model horns can make the effort to produce a great sound with less effort. I am also a sax player primarily along with flute, clarinet, bagpipe, & added trumpet my senior year in high school. I would say the big difference I find in saxophones in regards to sound is in the upper & lower registers in a student/mid range sax versus a pro model. Slight differences that make a difference to a discerning ear.
it depends on the player but also the trumpet does make a difference
Frigid Arrow m .a
Noobkiller Pro It's a little of both. Better trumpets aid players greatly, but majority of a good player's sound is the player.
how much is it?
What tune is he playing?
Ashokan Farewell
+Jerry Rodriguez thank you.... Much appreciated
Jerry Rodriguez I love this piece
How does 180S37 compare to 190S37 what is the +10 extra?
The 190S37 is built differently than the 180S37.
190 uses a two piece valve construction with upper ballisters made of nickel silver and bottom is in brass. 180 valve casings are one piece brass.
my band director wants me on a Yamaha XENO or a Bach Strad, i’m leaning toward a Bach Strad personally
I have the 180S37 it is a great horn. I recommend if you can go to a music store that has both and try them out. It may take a few hours but it will be worth it.
A big waste of money.
No u so u still didn't get it, I am above everyone.
And all modelled after the orignal French Besson designs. The French Besson is the most copied Trumpet of all time.
EXCELLENT HORN!
BUT........
Endorsements like these leave a bad taste in my mouth. I LOVE Bach but I also love a lot of other brands as well. You can rave about your brand without inferiorizing other brands. As I said, I love a good Bach Strad but I also love a good Yamaha, Besson, Benge, Kanstul, Stomvi, Getzen, Martin Committee and many many others.
Come on, Bach spokesperson(s). Do better. Talk about how great Bach is without talking about how inferior you think other brands are.
It's the master, not the trumpet.
It's both. Advanced player prefer one make/model over another for a variety of reasons. The better you are, the more you are able to discern the differences.
i VOTE BACH STRAD. CORNETS AND TRUMPETS FOR OUR MIDDLE SCHOOL CHILDREN!
ok
I have serial number 87739.
Nobody wants these now that the 190 came out
I'm not going to tell you flunkee players out there what's BETTER than this 180S37 at about the same price point (because then all of you will be rushing out trying to buy them & adversely affecting the supply & demand). Keep buying the Bach Strads you flunkees. LOL.