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The JP333 Rath Trombone

byMike Lawson
October 27, 2017
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The JP333 Rath Trombone
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This step-up trombone is a collaboration between John Packer and the trombone guru Michael Rath that includes a .562 bore, 80:20 brass construction, double adjustable rotors and a JP pro case.  

From the original JP231Rath .525 bore straight tenor to the JP332ORath .547 F attachment, the quality mixed with the John Packer price point has enabled dealers and band directors throughout the US and the rest of the world to get students into a great horn at a great price point. 

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