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(39 items found)

Bach AT501, Alto Trombone£ 322,-

pBone Jiggs (Black), Tenor Trombone£ 109,-

Stewart Ellis SE-2800-L, Tenor Trombone£ 261,-

Bach TB450B, Tenor Trombone£ 1.306,-

Bach TB502, Tenor Trombone£ 418,-

Jupiter JTB710RQ, Tenor Trombone£ 737,-

Jupiter JTB500Q, Tenor Trombone£ 466,-

Jupiter JTB700Q, Tenor Trombone£ 581,-

Bach TB502B, Tenor Trombone£ 562,-

Yamaha YSL-354 E, Tenor Trombone£ 650,-

Bach TB504, Bass Trombone£ 1.158,-

Bach TB502B, Tenor Trombone£ 506,-

Jupiter JTB1100FRQ, Tenor Trombone£ 1.020,-

Jupiter JTB1100RQ, Tenor Trombone£ 827,-

Jupiter JTB1150FROQ, Tenor Trombone£ 1.213,-

Jupiter JTB1150FRQ, Tenor Trombone£ 1.102,-

Jupiter JTB1180R, Bass Trombone£ 2.173,-

Jupiter JTB710FQ, Tenor Trombone£ 1.089,-

Jupiter JTB710FRQ, Tenor Trombone£ 1.117,-

Jupiter Student JTB532 RLQ Versandretoure, Tenor Trombone£ 589,-

Kühnl & Hoyer .527 G, Tenor Trombone£ 1.664,-

pBone Jiggs (Yellow), Tenor Trombone£ 109,-

Stewart Ellis SE-2920-L, Tenor Trombone£ 504,-

Yamaha YSL-350 C, Tenor Trombone£ 1.045,-

Bach TB501, Tenor Trombone£ 329,-

pBone Jiggs (White), Tenor Trombone£ 109,-

Bach Kinder Bb/C-Posaune TB650, Tenor Trombone£ 504,-

Bach TB503B, Tenor Trombone£ 540,-

pBone Jiggs (Blue), Tenor Trombone£ 110,-

pBone Jiggs (Green), Tenor Trombone£ 109,-

pBone Jiggs (Orange), Tenor Trombone£ 109,-

pBone Jiggs (Purple), Tenor Trombone£ 130,-

pBone Jiggs (Red), Tenor Trombone£ 123,-

Jupiter JTB710Q, Tenor Trombone£ 696,-

Kühnl & Hoyer .527, Tenor Trombone£ 1.559,-

Kühnl & Hoyer .547, Tenor Trombone£ 2.079,-

pBone Mini Jiggs (Blue), Alto Trombone£ 127,-

pBone Mini Jiggs (Red), Alto Trombone£ 127,-

Cool Wind CTB-200 silver, Tenor Trombone£ 208,-

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Trombones

The trombone’s musical beginning was in the marching bands and classical music. It has long since found its way into the Big Band Orchestras, the Dixieland bands and the clubs and have set themselves as a very melodic instrument. In addition to the trombone, also known as the soprano trumpet, there is the alto trombone and bass trombone. Less common is the valve trombone, which are used more for fanfares, the Guggenheim or in British music brass bands. What kind of Instrument is ideal for beginnners? The starting instrument is usually the tenor trombone. When purchasing a trombone, the following points should be considered: Is this the first instrument for a beginner? How much money would I invest in the hobby? Is my child persevering in hobbies?