Hello, this is my first post here.
I am located in germany and bought this trombone of a seller with no additional information on it. It seems similar to a King 606 Sp but I am not sure. Any help on the identification of the instrument would be greatly appreciated. I found the following numbers on the instrument:
On the bell: 12 112543
On the outer slide: 8054
On the slide receiver 2908
Simon
King Trombone Identification
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Starline
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King Trombone Identification
Last edited by Starline on Fri Oct 27, 2023 7:51 am, edited 1 time in total.
- BGuttman
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Re: King Trombone Identification
Hi and Welcome.
What you have given is not really enough to identify the instrument. A few pictures would help.
Right now, with only one post, you can't upload pictures to the site. If you can find somewhere else online to locate any pictures, you can post them using the IMG tags:
What you have given is not really enough to identify the instrument. A few pictures would help.
Right now, with only one post, you can't upload pictures to the site. If you can find somewhere else online to locate any pictures, you can post them using the IMG tags:
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[img]URL goes here[/img]Bruce Guttman
Merrimack Valley Philharmonic Orchestra
"Almost Professional"
Merrimack Valley Philharmonic Orchestra
"Almost Professional"
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Starline
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Re: King Trombone Identification
Hello Bruce,
thanks for approving the post. I added some pictures of the horn via imgur.
Simon
thanks for approving the post. I added some pictures of the horn via imgur.
Simon
- Briande
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Re: King Trombone Identification
In my opinion that’s not a king trombone. It’s just a trombone with a king counterweight. No engravings on the bell. Even my old 606 has “King” engraved on the bell.
I’m not a collector, I just have too many trombones….
King 3B+ w/F attachment. King 1480. King Duo Gravis. Conn 71H. Conn 48H. Conn 6H. Conn 10H. Conn 5G. Conn 32H. Henri Selmer 23 “Special”. Benge 190F.
King 3B+ w/F attachment. King 1480. King Duo Gravis. Conn 71H. Conn 48H. Conn 6H. Conn 10H. Conn 5G. Conn 32H. Henri Selmer 23 “Special”. Benge 190F.
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walldaja
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Re: King Trombone Identification
That is a unique water key, never saw one like that on a King.
Dave
2020ish? Shires Q30GR with Christian Lindburg 2CL
1982 King 607F/ Butler lp with 13CL
Yamaha 421G Bass with Griego .25 / Yamaha 59
Bach Soloist with 13CL
1967 Olds Ambassador with 10CL
1957 Besson 10-10
Jean Baptiste EUPCOMS with Stork 4
2020ish? Shires Q30GR with Christian Lindburg 2CL
1982 King 607F/ Butler lp with 13CL
Yamaha 421G Bass with Griego .25 / Yamaha 59
Bach Soloist with 13CL
1967 Olds Ambassador with 10CL
1957 Besson 10-10
Jean Baptiste EUPCOMS with Stork 4
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TomWest
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Re: King Trombone Identification
I think Briande is correct. The serial number on my 606 is on the bell section near the mount. There are no other numbers. The counterweight says “king Cleveland”.
Anyway, just play it and enjoy it.
Anyway, just play it and enjoy it.