Description
Bach Stradivarius 37 ML S/n 51641 (Melk raw brass overhaul)
Excellent Compression, excellent fast Valve action.
A real players horn!
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Manufacturer |
Vincent Bach Corporation |
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Model |
Stradivarius 37 |
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Key |
B♭ trumpet |
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Serial number |
51641 |
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Approximate manufacturing year |
1970–1971 |
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Manufacturing location |
Elkhart, Indiana, USA |
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Bore size |
ML — Medium Large, approximately .459 inches |
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Bell |
Model 37 |
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Intended market |
Professional |
Full Charlies Melk raw brass overhaul 1st slide hook, 3rd slide water key & valve alignment.
The “OG” of trumpets! Corporation side seemed bell. Top Nickel valve balusters Just like the Model 190’s but with out the $4000 price tag.
No Case /. No Mpc but we have plenty. Let me know what you are looking for I can help you out.
This trumpet was produced during the period when Bach instruments were being manufactured in Elkhart, Indiana, following the company’s relocation from Mount Vernon, New York.
Vincent Bach sold his company to Selmer in 1961, and production began at the Elkhart facility in 1965.
A trumpet from approximately 1970–1971 is therefore an early Elkhart-era instrument.
These trumpets are now vintage professional instruments. Their individual playing characteristics and market values depend heavily on condition, originality, and maintenance history.
It is worth distinguishing this instrument from a Mount Vernon Bach: serial number 51641 indicates an Elkhart-era trumpet, not a Mount Vernon instrument.














