Bach 190S37 Trombone
- Bb trumpet per the description, listed as a trombone
- #37 bell with a side seam
- Two-piece valve construction, brass valve guides
- Nickel silver outer slides, steel bell wire
- Lacquered finish
- Case included
- 5 years warranty
- 13.6 pounds listed weight, 25 x 10 x 15 inches
Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A Bach Bb horn built around a professional bell and two-piece valves for a player who wants a full sound and quick response. The listing contradicts itself on trumpet versus trombone, so confirm before ordering.
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ASIN: B014AS2WYYModel: 190S37Category: Trombones
Overview
A trumpet player moving to a professional horn gets a Bb instrument built in Elkhart, Indiana, with a side-seam bell and two-piece valves. Bach introduced it as an anniversary model for its Elkhart factory, and it comes lacquered with a case.
Bach pairs a side-seam professional bell with nickel silver outer slides and brass valve guides, aimed at quick response and a full sound. The serious problem is the listing itself: the title and specs say trombone while the description covers a trumpet, and one spec field describes a microphone stand.
Who it's for
Advancing players in school, church or community groups who want a Bach Bb horn with a professional bell are the audience. Trombonists should confirm the item first, because the details describe a valved trumpet.
Pros and cons
- Professional bell with a side seam
- Two-piece valve construction
- Nickel silver outer slides
- Brass valve guides
- Listing calls it both trumpet and trombone
- Some spec fields clearly wrong
- Bore size and mouthpiece not listed
Performance notes
Response on a trumpet is shaped by valve fit and bell design. Bach credits the two-piece valves, brass valve guides and steel bell wire with quick response and clear feedback to the player, while the side-seam bell is meant to give a full sound. The player's embouchure and mouthpiece choice decide the rest.
Specifications
| Brand | Bach |
|---|---|
| Model | 190S37 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 13.6 pounds |
| Item dimensions | 25 × 10 × 15 inches |
| Construction & materials | |
| Finish Type | Lacquered |
| Color | Lacquer |
| Valve construction | Two-Piece |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Case |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 5 years |
| Other details | |
| Instrument Key | B Flat |
| Bell | #37, side seam |
| Bell wire | Steel |
| Outer slides | Nickel silver |
| Valve guides | Brass |
| Bore | .459” medium-large |
| Leadpipe | Standard construction #25 |
| Valves | Monel Pistons |
Frequently asked questions
Does the Bach 190S37 need any assembly before playing?
The listing gives no assembly or setup steps. The only included item named is a case, so a mouthpiece and valve oil are not confirmed in the box.
Is the Bach 190S37 a trumpet or a trombone?
The description calls the 190S37 a Bb trumpet with valves and a #37 bell, while the title and item type say trombone. Confirm with the seller before ordering.
Where is the Bach 190S37 made?
The description says it was introduced to celebrate 50 years of manufacturing in Elkhart, Indiana.