Los Angeles recording artist Alan Kaplan has for years played his signature ballad and studio styles on a vintage H.N White trombone, made in the 1930's by Matty Shiner for the great Tommy Dorsey. That very rare instrument had never been replicated. That is, until he approached Zig Kanstul. Zig has produced an improved version, and Alan liked the results so much, he now uses the 1602-B model all the time. Kanstul has been a leader in modern trombone development. The CR Valve (full bore, lightweight) and open wrap design are just two modern refinements. The Model 1602-B features Kanstuls lightest .500" slide. It features lighter tubes and thinner ferrules for the fastest action available. There is no trombone hand slide with as light a feel as this one. The bell is hand-hammered and hand spun, and is made of a single piece of lightweight brass sheet, for a velvety smooth sound that is well-centered at all dynamic levels. These specifications combine to produce a sports car of a trombone, nimble, warm, friendly or even strident, as you prefer. The tone is malleable, so this horn does what you want. The Model 1602-B includes three removable mouthpipes, including replicas of an original H.N. White, an Alan Kaplan signature pipe, and one based on Jiggs Whigham's favorite mouthpipe. Also comes with Pro Tec tenor trombone case. Hand-hammered one-piece lightweight .020" yellow brass Extra lightweight hand slide Nickel tuning slide tubes Three interchangeable mouthpipes - JW, 2B and AK
| | Kanstul 1602-B Bb Tenor Trombone 1602-B-1 Lacquer |  | 2051.0 |  |
 | Kanstul 1602-B Bb Tenor Trombone 1602-B-1 Lacquer |  | 2051.0 | |
 | Kanstul 1602-B Bb Tenor Trombone 1602-B-1 Lacquer |  | 2051.0 | |
