How the wild-man image of Mike Corrigan is going to mesh with the top tier horns BAC is now developing and selling and the serious professionals they are made for.Įxample #2: Tedd Waggoner retired from Bach last July.O The Benge project – ongoing project to continue the life’s work of Benge and Autrey to perfect the original French sound. Designed to manifest the concept “Martin Committee” with the classic sound, broad projection, and same enabling of the player to perform at peak A new Committee designed with leading edge tech and extensive dimensional and material research into all prior Committees from my 1937 original to the couple of Kanstul 1603s that were built. O Martin Committee – the fourth generation. O Plaza – a “legit”, more mainstream all-around professional trumpet O Paseo Z72 – a lightweight 72 inspired BAC rework of the Kanstul 1503 3 new models, and prototypes refining a fourth are being shown, and some sold.The train cars arrived from California in August and already new models are hitting the market.

Kanstul sold off a lot of tooling and never kept great production documentation, forcing BAC to fill in a lot of gaps and ultimately apply bits and pieces to their own new work.The first phase of shop expansion is now up and running.I am really surprised that no one has been posting about several topics:Įxample #1: BAC integration of Kanstul tooling and design It should also be noted that for most makers, there will be examples in the catalog where the model is unknown and therefore not represented in this listing.There is a lot going on out there in the industry and the art, but no one seems to want to talk about it here. This listing is intended to include makers where the majority of their model designations are known. Sets of instruments by Makers will be periodically added to this table. Available with a Stratodyne bell in the late 1930s and 1940s. Medium Large bore, otherwise same design as medium bore 28 and small bore 20. The 25 was also available with a stratodyne bell in the late 1930s and 1940s.Īdvertising shows it as a Model 25 or 29 style, possibly with a new leadpipe designed to optimize the one piece Stratodyne bell. Originally named “Holton Long Model”, during the 30s the catalog began listing the Model 25 along with the long model name, the bell marking changed to a 25 in 1939.

Holton stratodyne cornet