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This is a Canadian Brass open wrap symphonic trombone made by Getzen in the early 90's. Serial number is CB20-432xx. Has a .547" bore [takes large shank mouthpiece, which is not included]. Also includes the original Canadian Brass case, sort of a hard style with built-in cover.
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The horn is in excellent condition. The slide is in excellent condition. No dents. Nice lacquer. No wear on the inner slide legs. I've been playing this horn as my main trombone for 3 or 4 years. I've just bought a smaller bore horn and can't afford to keep both.
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cb Canadian Brass
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