For sale: a tenor-bass trombone, model 547G, from the renowned German maker Kühnl & Hoyer. What's great about it: ① Great sound! It has a rich, deep, enveloping tone. Perfect for both orchestras and wind bands. ② Lightweight! It has fewer braces, making it physically light. Despite this, the tone is deep. The weight balance is also good, so it's less tiring to play. ③ Responsive! The sound comes out the instant you put air in. Pianissimo is no problem. Lip slurs are a delight. ④ Popular brand! This brand has rapidly gained popularity in recent years. Many professional players use it. ⑤ Great case! The original case can be carried on your back, fits a music stand, and is incredibly light. You'll feel like you forgot your instrument when you pick it up! What's a little off: ① Some signs of use There's a small dent on the F-attachment top, some wear on the gooseneck, and lacquer deterioration on the slide. ② Some minor quirks The bell-to-slide joint screw is reverse-threaded (like a King). The slide stopper is large. It moves from the base, not just the small hook. This is the original specification. You'll find it easier to use once you get used to it. ③ The model name is cool It's the 547G. In Japanese, it means "large bore gold brass." ④ Not a current model It's equivalent to the T1 or T2 standard models in the current lineup. I think it's a truly excellent model. I'm selling it because I've changed the genre of music I play. Don't miss this opportunity! For price negotiations, please provide your offer!