Available in silver-plate finish as model 607FSP. The 607F is a well designed, durable instrument perfect for students and amateur musicians and is well suited for all types of music. The clear lacquer finish provides a subtle warmth to the overall sound. The chrome plated nickel silver inner handslide tubes provide the ideal surface for smooth and quick handslide action. The F thumb lever is located behind and to the side of the main brace allowing the weight of the trombone to be cradled between the thumb and first finger making for a very balanced and comfortable instrument. The traditional wrap F section promotes clean attacks and stability. 525" medium-large bore and 8" yellow brass bell, the 607F has a wonderful tone with excellent projection. The King 607F tenor is great crossover F attachment trombone. In 1951, the King 3B trombone was introduced and today is still the world’s top selling jazz trombone.The King 607F features our antimicrobial lacquer to give this instrument a natural barrier to bateria and deactivates viruses. As most company’s production of brass products halted during World War II, Edna was able to secure two major government contracts making radar units and proximity fuses that kept the factories running.Ĭoming out of the war, King instruments saw great popularity in the 40’s and 50’s with names like Tommy Dorsey, Harry James, Ziggy Elman, Julian “Cannonball” Adderley, and Charlie “The Bird” Parker. Under her leadership the company flourished. When Henderson died in 1940, control was taken over by Edna White, the first women executive officer in the male dominated music industry. In the 1920’s, King would even become the first US manufacturer of French horns. View a wide selection of Brass and other great items on KSL Classifieds. From 1917-1918, the HN White Company was the sole provider of saxophones for the US military during World War I. 150.00 King Cleveland 605 Trombone for sale in American Fork, UT on KSL Classifieds. As production grew, King became known for brass and woodwind instruments. He started his own store selling the same products as McMillin in 1894 and expanded to making instruments before 1900. In 1909, the HN White Company developed a “Department of Acoustical Research” with the goal of developing higher quality instruments. recruited to Cleveland and ultimately was a repairman for H.E. These instruments gained immediate success with professionals including Al Pinard, the trombone soloist with Arthur Pryor’s Band.
Players loved the “King” trombone because the slide was smoother and lighter than any other. This was viewed in the market as a “revelation” to the music world due to its radically different bell, bore, and mouthpipe designs. Thomas King, a local trombone player, White developed his first trombone in 1894.
Henderson White, founder of the HN White Company, started his business as a proprietor of a small repair shop in Cleveland, Ohio.
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