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bobsacamano
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"Cheap" and "Thayer" are oxymorons, are they not? If you're looking for a Thayer valve trombone, you'll want to get a good one so that the valve won't break apart on you. Thayers are very needy - they need lots of oiling and frequent care for them to work properly.
Also, why the need for a Thayer valve? If you're looking for an inexpensive trombone, a standard rotor will do just fine.
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ben911
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well right now i have a bach 42co and i want to switch to something with a thayer valve. i've been looking at the kanstul zbt-1570t and the allora 1201, and i herd the bach 42t isnt too good
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musicman
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bachs are good instruments, really good if you get the cream of the crop. I have seen many bach horns with those valves on them, many like them a lot. but like bob said, why just a thayer valve. There are other choices, many others. but bach horns are good. Just remember to try out anything before you buy.
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