Tromhorn
The Tromhorn was based on the King Trombonium produced by H.N. White as a replacement for the valve trombone in band and orchestra. The tube length and bore size of a tenor trombone are wrapped in the style/appearance of an euphonium/baritone.
Model History | Specifications
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1952-1961 | Roth-Reynolds (Cleveland) |
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Contempora, Model 95 | Valves: three piston valves | Bell: TBD | Materials: TBD | Finish: 1CL (brass, clear lacquered), 2BB (silverplated, bright bell) or 3GB (silverplated, gold bell) 1958, 1959 catalog: "A completely new tenor sound for band and brass ensemble, Contempora Tromhorn is ideal for both concert and marching band performances. Built in Bb, graceful design, the Tromhorn can be easily mastered by brass players. Accurate intonation. Includes deluxe case and accessories."
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