Thomann TF-300 Junior Trombone
Junior tenor trombone
- Met secundair ventiel Bb/C
- Boring Ø: 12,20 mm
- Messing beker Ø: 200 mm
- Totale lengte: 100 cm (6 schuifposities)
- Nikkel zilveren buitenste schuif
- Kleine mondstukhouder
- Netto gewicht: 1,2 kg
- Incl. koffer en mondstuk
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Leverbaar sinds Augustus 2014
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artikelnummer 336331
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verkoopseenheid 1 stuk
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Bell (Material) Brass
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Material of the outer slide Nickel Silver
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Bore 12,2 mm
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Finish Clear Lacquered
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Incl. Case or Gigbag Yes
A quality trombone for children
Children need instruments of a reliable standard to make sure that their enthusiasm for learning an instrument – and for music in general – starts strong and stays strong. When an instrument comes with technical issues that young players aren't yet able to recognise, let alone explain, the experience can quickly become frustrating for both children and their parents. The Thomann TF-300 Junior Trombone is designed with the practical needs of younger musicians in mind, combining dependable quality with many thoughtful, child-friendly features. It is expressly not merely a simplified model created as a lower-cost option for beginners who might end up abandoning the trombone anyway – on the contrary, the TF-300 is a well-made instrument that provides the reliability and playability developing players need as they build their skills and confidence.
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Designed with children in mind
The Thomann TF-300 Junior Trombone is crafted from brass and finished with a clear lacquer that gives the instrument a refined appearance, while the nickel silver slide adds an attractive visual contrast. Designed with younger players in mind, it responds easily and can be played comfortably even as children develop the breathing technique necessary for the trombone. Its dual bore measures 12.7–13.34mm, and the 200mm bell provides ample projection and a full sound. With an overall length of 100cm, the instrument features six slide positions, though the additional valve effectively reduces these to the five positions most commonly required, making operation more straightforward for beginners. Everything needed to get started is included, with the TF-300 supplied alongside a mouthpiece and a practical case featuring backpack straps for easy transport.
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Perfect for learning
With younger players' developing physique and shorter reach in mind, this junior trombone is equipped with a second valve that makes handling the instrument considerably easier. It is also noticeably lighter and more compact than a standard trombone, with a total weight of just 1.2kg, helping children maintain a comfortable playing position. The smaller mouthpiece and leadpipe further contributes to its child-friendly design, creating an instrument that is well suited to the needs of beginners. These thoughtful features allow young musicians to start exploring trombone playing at an early age without being discouraged by the physical demands of a full-sized model. Whether used in music schools, brass bands, community ensembles, or for regular practice at home, the Thomann Junior Tenor Trombone provides a supportive introduction that will help students develop musical skills and confidence.
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About Thomann Wind Instruments
Thomann-brand instruments, which are exclusively built by renowned manufacturers, now constitute a large part of Thomann's product range alongside numerous big-name brands. With unbeatable price-performance ratios, Thomann wind instruments are the obvious first choice for students and beginners – and others too. The technical features and uncompromising sound quality they offer are usually reserved for much more expensive instruments found in the professional market segment.
The second valve and its benefits
One of the key benefits of the secondary valve is that players only need to extend the slide as far as the fifth position, even though student trombones typically offer the full six slide positions. This practical feature makes certain notes far more accessible, allowing young musicians to play pitches that might otherwise be difficult or even impossible to reach comfortably. Unlike a traditional quart valve, the system does not lengthen the slide but instead shortens it, meaning the note C can still be played in the first position as expected. In many cases, limitations in reach are compensated for by relying on alternative instruments or adjusted playing approaches, but a trombone equipped with a secondary valve does away with the need for such compromises. The result is a more intuitive and accessible playing experience that helps students focus on their technique and musicianship.
