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Yamaha YSL-882O Xeno Series F Attachment Trombone

Price: $2,291.99 - $2,358.99
Item #: 483576 998 006
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Sound and response that define excellence.

  • Key: Bb/FBore: .547-inchLeadpipe: FixedLeadpipe Material: Gold BrassBell: 8-11/16-inch One-Piece Hand HammeredBell Material: Yellow or Gold BrassHandslide: Standard WeightHandslide Material: Yellow Brass Drawn One-Piece Outer Slide; Chrome-Plated Nickel Silver Drawn Inner SlideHandslide Crook Material: Yellow BrassF Attachment Wrap: OpenF Attachment Valve: StandardFeatures: Narrow Handslide; Mechanical Valve LinkageCase: YesMouthpiece: Peter Sullivan Replica SeriesMouthpieceShank: LargeFinish: Lacquer
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Yamaha YSL-882O Xeno Series F Attachment Trombone

Designed with the assistance of top professionals, YSL-882O Xeno Series F Attachment Trombone has won the respect of all. It features a .547" bore, fixed gold brass leadpipe, 8-11/16" one-piece hand hammered bell, yellow brass drawn one-piece outer slide, chrome-plated nickel silver drawn inner slide, open F attachment wrap, and lacquer finish.

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Sings in Every Register

By Eric M from East Hartford, CT on 2/15/2011 10:23:52 PM

I purchased this horn with the Gold Brass Bell in Sept 2010 after 26 years of playing a Yamaha Intermediate level F-Attachment trombone. I had heard wonderful things about Bach, and was dead-set on buying the Bach 42BO. To make a long story short, I played 2 different Bachs, and the Yamaha. I kept coming back to the Xeno. While it as a little heavier, the balance is impeccable, slide movement is unparalleled. Buying the horn was quite an experience, and now that I own the horn, it just keeps getting better. While this horn plays well and "Sings in every Register", I still have one more horn to get for my Jazz playing. It will definitely be a Yamaha!!

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