Please be aware that our normal warranty/guarantee cover does not apply to this instrument as it has been pre-owned by a client and sold by us on their behalf.  Whilst we do all we can to ensure that they are working to the best of their ability, such goods are purchased as seen. However if the item is purchased online, the procedure is covered by our distant selling rules which can be found on the delivery/returns page.

The YSL-352 Trombone is the predecessor to the YSL-354, and is one of the earliest Trombones built under the Yamaha name. Designed in collaboration with Renold Schilke, these models feature elements based on the Conn small-bore horns of the time, but made more accessible to beginners. This particular trombone is a later example of this model, dated to approx. 1977. 

Wear & Tear Observations: This instrument is in a fair condition for it's age. There is lacquer wear across much of the instrument, in particular the contact points (where the instrument is held by the player), and some plating-wear on the nickle-plated braces on the hand-slide. The are a few small dents in the bell flare, and a larger dent in the main tuning slide. 

• 8" Yellow Brass Bell
• 0.500" Medlim Bore
• Unique triangle bracing design

The Trombone is supplied in it's origional branded hard-case, with a Yamaha 47 mouthpiece, and a cleaning rod and cloth.

For more information view our Delivery & Returns page.