1447 Tenor Trombone
Working in conjunction with college professors and the trombone studios of two major universities led to the development of the first large-bore straight tenor Getzen trombone in decades. Initially conceived as a trombone for the marching field, the 1447 turned out to be so much more. Thanks to its impressive features and build quality, the 1447 is just as at home on the field with some of the nation’s top college marching bands as it is on a stage for solo or orchestral performances. This new trombone is a perfect choice anywhere a player wants the open, easy blow of a large bore tenor with the nimbleness and flexibility of a straight horn.
1447 Eterna Highlights
- Single radius yellow brass tuning slide crook
- .547” bore, wide handslide with yellow brass outer tubes and nickel silver end crook & oversleeves
- Interchangeable leadpipe system (includes one #2 yellow brass leadpipe)
- Brand new, three-piece Getzen/Edwards counterweight
- Getzen exclusive, Griego ES5 premium mouthpiece included
- Bore
- .547″
- Tuning Slide
- Yellow brass, single radius bow
- Hand Slide
- Solid nickel silver cork barrel assembly
Hand straightened nickel silver inside tubes (chrome plated with barrel shaped stockings)
Hand straightened, yellow brass outside tubes with nickel silver oversleeves
Nickel silver end crook
Interchangeable #2 yellow brass leadpipe - Bell
- 8½”, 22 gauge yellow brass with sheet stem and unsoldered rim
- Mouthpiece
- Griego ES5 (Getzen exclusive)
- Finish
- Clear lacquer or bright silver plate (satin finish available)
- Options
- Satin Lacquer = Brushed lacquer finish
Bright Silver Plate = Bright, high luster silver plated finish
Satin Silver Plate = Brushed silver plated finish