Specifications

Key: Bb/F/Gb/D

Bore: .562" Slide - .593" F/D Attachment

Bell: 9 1/2" Diameter

Mouthpipe: Interchangeable

Valves: Two .593" Kanstul CR Valves

Water Keys: Traditional

Finish: Clear Lacquer

Features

Hand Hammered One Piece .020" Bronze Bell

.593" F/D Section with Full Bore CR Rotors

In-Slide Tuning

Nickel Hand Slide End Crook

Open Wrap

Three Interchangeable Mouthpipes - C, OL and 62

Additional Mouthpipes Available

3 3/4" Wide Hand Slide

Mouthpiece

Part #: 40499

Model: Kanstul 1-1/2G Bass Trombone

Warranty

Kanstul Factory Warranty

The Model 1662 Bass Trombone features a bronze hand slide with a nickel crook in a medium width for a comfortable grip and light weight. This hand fitted slide boasts thin nickel outer sleeves and ferrules, and our original in-slide tuning mechanism design. The lightweight CR rotors are setup in a stacked design to allow a more open bell branch and a responsive low range. These rotors feature a full .593" bore and a resonant hollow design. The trigger paddles are adjustable and the sleek D-slide is designed for proper balance and weight distribution in your hand, while allowing proper neck clearance.

With the Model 1662, it's easy to create a compelling, centered sound with a warmth and malleability rivaled by no other bass trombone.

The Model 1662 is played by Johannes Pietsch, bass trombonist for the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, and LA-based session man Steve Hughes.