How much does a trombone cost to buy?
Beginner trombones usually range in cost from $400 to $1,500. Intermediate, or step-up trombones usually range in cost $1,400 to $2,800 and entry level pro trombones (still largely played by advanced students) around $2,800 and up.
How much do used trombones cost?
For example, alto trombones can retail for $300 to $4,000 while a small bore tenor trombone can cost $700 to $3,500 brand new. On the other hand, medium or large bore trombones can retail for $1,500 to as much as $5,500….
| Type | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Bass | $2,500 to $6,000 |
| Baroque | $4,000 to $8,000 |
What is the most expensive trombone in the world?
Price: $11,660.00. This trombone from Swiss company Musik Haag is possibly the most expensive trombone in the world that can be purchased as new on the market. Its body has stunning gold brass, while the valve wrap is yellow brass and has custom axial valves (in D, G flat, B flat, and F).
What kind of trombone is best for jazz?
5 Incredible Jazz Trombones for Breathtaking Improvs
- Editor’s Choice: Selmer Prelude TB711.
- Best Professional: Selmer King 2103 3B.
- Best Plastic: pBone PBONE1B Jiggs.
- Best Value: Mendini by Cecilio MTB-L.
- Best Bass: Yamaha YBL-620G.
How long do trombones last?
50 years is probably a fair average for brass, obviously extraordinary care can make one last as long as a car. Barring damage due to misadventure, there’s only two things that can end a trombone – wear and corrosion. Most people just don’t take the steps necessary to prevent (or at least minimize) those things.
How big is the mouthpiece on a student trombone?
Student models may be made of mostly brass, with little nickel trim to cut costs. Sometimes brass parts are chrome plated. Upper hand slide braces sometimes get this treatment. Mouthpieces are normally the smallest size, a 12C, which helps the new player support the tone.
How much does a student model trombone cost?
A heavier bell may not have the nuance of tone that a professional bell does, but the student model bell will be tough to withstand the somewhat rougher handling that may occur in the hands of younger players. You can expect to pay $600 and up for a trombone like this. We offer a selection of student models including the Bach TB301 and King 606.
Where are the trombones at the horn guys made?
These two trombones are identical except for a few trim pieces and the branding. Both are made in Eastlake, Ohio, USA. They follow standard dimensions of a .500″ bore hand slide and an 8″ brass bell.
What should I look for in an intermediate model trombone?
Designs are tailored towards more experienced players. Many intermediate models include the F attachment, larger bore tubing, lighter weight bells, and they respond better for a player who blows a good amount of air and can fill up a larger instrument with a more sonorous tone.