Egger Tenor sackbut after Schnitzer
Bb small-bore sackbut trombone · professional · current
Tenor sackbut, Renaissance reproduction for early music; pitched A 466 Hz (= Bb 440 Hz); no tuning slide but with hinge.
| Type | sackbut |
|---|---|
| Key | Bb |
| Bore class | small |
| Bore size | 10.0/10.5 mm″ |
| Valve configuration | None (historical build) |
| Bell diameter | 3.94″ |
| Bell construction | Ornate cast garland/decoration; with hinge, no tuning slide |
| Level | professional |
| Era | current |
| Country | Switzerland |
| Years | 1579 |
Features: Historical reproduction after Anton Schnitzer the Elder, Nuremberg 1579 (original: Accademia Filarmonica, Verona) â one of the oldest surviving trombones; lavish ornamentation reproduced via castings. A 466 Hz = Bb 440 Hz. MDC finish option.
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