Schagerl

• 4 Rotary valves plus trigger
• 100 mm Gold brass bell
• Wall thickness: 0.40 mm
• Bore: 10.50 mm
• Nickel silver mouth pipe
• Clear lacquered

• Inner diameter: 17.0 mm
• Bore: 3.70 mm
• Deep cup
• Gold-plated

Note: To fill the mouthpiece, open the bell to the stop screw (counter-clockwise) and fill completely with water. Now swivel the mouthpiece (shaft and bell should touch the worktop) and let excess water run out. While maintaining the angle, screw the bell back in clockwise.

Please note: Do not tighten the bell all the way, there should be a small gap between the rim and the bell. The water should be renewed regularly.

On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the company, the two Ganschhorn models (Standardweight and Heavyweight) were thoroughly updated in 2021. For example, small detail improvements were made to the mouthpipes and these are now also permanently soldered into all horns. This has resulted in even more stable intonation and a more precise/direct response in all registers.

• 3 Rotary valves
• 123 mm Gold brass bell
• 0.50 mm Wall thickness
• ML heavy bore
• No lacquer finish
• No case included

• Warm sound, almost like a flugelhorn
• 3 Rotary valves
• 123 mm Gold brass bell
• L-bore
• Finish: Silver / gold
• Does not includes a case

• Inner diameter: 17.0 mm
• Bore: 3.66 mm
• Medium deep cup
• Silver-plated

Note: To fill the mouthpiece, open the bell to the stop screw (counter-clockwise) and fill completely with water. Now swivel the mouthpiece (shaft and bell should touch the worktop) and let excess water run out. While maintaining the angle, screw the bell back in clockwise.

Please note: Do not tighten the bell all the way, there should be a small gap between the rim and the bell. The water should be renewed regularly.

• Inner diameter: 16.92 mm
• Bore: 3.88 mm
• Deep cup
• Silver-plated

Note: To fill the mouthpiece, open the bell to the stop screw (counter-clockwise) and fill completely with water. Now swivel the mouthpiece (shaft and bell should touch the worktop) and let excess water run out. While maintaining the angle, screw the bell back in clockwise.

Please note: Do not tighten the bell all the way, there should be a small gap between the rim and the bell. The water should be renewed regularly.

• Otmar Gaiswinkler & Wolfgang Pfistermüller design (Vienna Symphony Orchestra)
• Brass bell: 220 mm
• Valve bore: 14.1 mm
• Slide bore: 13.9 mm
• Brass Schagerl tenor trombone slide
• Aurora model
• Lacquer finish

Case and mouthpiece not included

• Inner diameter: 16.30 mm
• Bore: 3.66 mm
• Medium deep cup
• Silver-plated

Note: To fill the mouthpiece, open the bell to the stop screw (counter-clockwise) and fill completely with water. Now swivel the mouthpiece (shaft and bell should touch the worktop) and let excess water run out. While maintaining the angle, screw the bell back in clockwise.

Please note: Do not tighten the bell all the way, there should be a small gap between the rim and the bell. The water should be renewed regularly.

• 4 Rotary valves plus trigger
• 100 mm gold brass bell
• 0.40 mm wall thickness
• 10.50 mm bore
• Nickel silver mouth pipe
• Silver-plated

• Developed in collaboration with the legendary multi-instrumentalist James Morrison
• S-bore
• Bell diameter: 150 mm
• 0.50 mm brass bell
• Brass mouthpipe
• Clear lacquered

• Academica Series
• Brass bell: 127 mm
• Bore: 11.68 mm
• Monel valves
• Gold brass leadpipe
• Brass inner slides
• Nickel-silver outer slides
• Thumb rest on 1st slide
• Ring on 3rd slide
• Brace on main slide
• 2 Water keys
• Silver-plated
• Includes Schagerl Academica trekking case, Schagerl Academica mouthpiece and accessories

• Bore: 15.2 mm
• Gold brass body: 0.55 mm
• Bell: 250 mm
• Nickel silver slide: 14.3 - 14.7 mm (conical)
• Exchangeable leadpipe
• Developed with Wolfgang Pfistermüller (Vienna Symphony Orchestra)
• Extraordinary design
• Continuous conical bell
• Equipped with new Schagerl rotary valves
• Trombone slide MS Bass Aurora conical 2018
• Lacquered

• Academica series
• 127 mm gold brass bell
• Monel valves
• Gold brass mouthpiece
• Bore: 11.68 mm
• Brass inner slides
• Nickel silver outer slides
• Thumb saddle on 1st slide
• Ring on 3rd slide
• Rest on main tuning slide
• 2 Water keys
• Lacquered
• Includes Schagerl Academica trekking case, Schagerl Academica mouthpiece, and accessories

• Roman Empire model
• Developed in collaboration with Roman Rindberger (Mnozil Brass)
• Brass bell: 123 mm
• Wall thickness: 0.50 mm
• ML bore
• Gold brass mouthpipe
• Finish: Matte silver-plated with gold-plated parts

• Model "Mnozilbrass
• Inner diameter: 16.30 mm
• Bore: 3.66 mm
• Cup depth: medium
• Silver-plated

• Inner diameter: 16.20 mm
• Bore: 3.66 mm
• Medium deep cup
• Silver-plated

Note: To fill the mouthpiece, open the bell to the stop screw (counter-clockwise) and fill completely with water. Now swivel the mouthpiece (shaft and bell should touch the worktop) and let excess water run out. While maintaining the angle, screw the bell back in clockwise.

Please note: Do not tighten the bell all the way, there should be a small gap between the rim and the bell. The water should be renewed regularly.

• Academica Series
• Brass bell: 123 mm
• Bore: 11.68 mm
• Monel valves
• Brass leadpipe
• Brass inner slides
• Nickel-silver outer slides
• Thumb rest on 1st slide
• Ring on 3rd slide
• Brace on main slide
• 2 Water keys
• Silver-plated
• Includes Schagerl Academica trekking case, Schagerl Academica mouthpiece and accessories

• 3 perinet valves
• Bore: 10.5 mm
• Diameter gold brass bell: 150 mm
• 0.50 mm wall
• Sterling silver leadpipe
• The sterling silver leadpipe avoids a musty sound and allows the perfect response that characterises this instrument
• Matt lacquered surface

• Gold brass bell: 216 mm
• Bore: 13.90 mm
• Open-wrap design
• Nickel silver inner- and outer slide
• Lacquer finish
• Versatile and open sound
• Includes a Schagerl trekking case, 6 1/2 AL mouthpiece and accessories