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Yamaha YBL-830 Xeno Bass Trombone – Archive
The Yamaha YBL-830 Xeno bass trombone is Yamaha’s top-of-the-line bass model, designed for serious players who demand versatility and power. We’ve had many of these over the years and know them well — they have consistently impressed us and our customers.

This example was single-owner, adult-owned, and lightly used, showing only minimal signs of wear. There is no prior damage or repairs, and it features excellent valves and slide action with no service needs to improve playability.

The YBL-830 Xeno features a 9.5" yellow brass bell, a straight bore .563 standard weight bass slide, and independent rotors (Bb/F/Gb/D). This setup offers maximum flexibility and allows players to navigate extended low register passages with ease.

This model is a fantastic choice for someone stepping up to their first professional-level bass trombone without jumping into the $6K+ range of new instruments. It is versatile enough for all styles of music, including orchestra, wind ensemble, brass band, and jazz band.

Includes a non-original Protec Max case, which provides solid protection and lightweight portability.

A new YBL-830 Xeno retails around $6,000 today. This example offers outstanding value for players seeking pro-level performance at a more approachable price point.


Why consider a Yamaha YBL-830 Xeno bass trombone?
The YBL-830 combines Yamaha’s renowned build quality and precision with the power and flexibility of independent rotors, making it a favorite among advanced students, semi-professionals, and professionals looking for a reliable all-around bass trombone.


How do trade-ins work at The Brass Exchange?
At The Brass Exchange, we make trading in your instrument easy. You can submit details and photos directly through our dedicated trade-in form. Once we review your submission, we'll evaluate your instrument and offer a fair credit toward your next purchase.

For additional information about our trade-in process, you can also visit our FAQ page.


This instrument is now archived and no longer available.
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