Music Trade Review

Music Trade Review -- © mbsi.org, arcade-museum.com -- digitized with support from namm.org In Two SectionsSection Two MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Section of the MUSIC TRADE REVIEW DECEMBER 10, 1927 A New Professional Model .Bmescher Trumpet I M P O R T A N T changes in the mechanical design and construction of the New Buescher Trumpet have produced a superior quality of perform ance heretofore impossible even to the most capable artist. Here are some of the features of this New Professional Model. 1. Stockinged Valve and Tuning Slides, embodying the principle of the Buescher Trombone Slide. German Silver. Positively leak proof. Exit, sticking slides. 2. Valve casings counter-bored down nearly to the valve ports, eliminating almost half of the friction surface. Valve action remarkably easy. 3. Pumps, formerly "ground in" by hand, now fitted to size by specially designed precision device. Perfect leak-proof fit. 4. Bell slightly heavier, producing a brilliant but solid tone, with just the right amount of resistance to the player. These improvements are chieHy responsible for a new Trumpet tone, as mellow as moonlight, yet as powerful and brilliant as a bugle call. Lightning action. Easy to blow. A revelation in instrument construction. Kvery trumpeter, no matter what class of work he is playing or where he stands on the ladder of success, will be substantially interested in this new Professional Model. And every tryout means a sale and a warmer friend for Buescher. But this is only one of the many quick-sale improvements introduced into the True-Tone line for 1928. Improvements in Saxophones, Trombones, French Horns, Baritones, etc., make the Buescher Dealer proposition more desirable than ever. There are even improvements in the proposition itself. Write to day for complete details. Address: Wholesale Department Buescher Band Instrument Co, Elkhart, Indiana , c -- - - lone f T3and and Orchestra3 INSTRUMENTS