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The Allora ATBB-450 Vienna Series Bass Trombone is an affordable trombone for school programs or the advancing musician. The .562-inch bore offers a larger overall sound projected through the 9.5" yellow brass bell.

Featuring a standard leadpipe, inline traditional rotor, open wrap F-attachment design along with the well weighted hand slide, the ATBB-450 is perfect for any school program or advancing musician. Comes complete with a premium nylon polyfoam case, a large shank mouthpiece and a three-year warranty.

A used or extraordinarily cheap instrument can actually lessen your child’s likelihood of continuing in music. With the Allora Vienna series, you get a quality instrument that will play in tune, withstand student treatment, and inspire pride of ownership. 

Allora instruments are carefully manufactured according to specifications and development accumulated over many years by our team of brass and woodwind buyers. The result is a line of instruments that play well, are durable, and possess a satisfying tone and dynamics capability, all with a price that makes it much easier to get involved with music.
Allora ATBB-450 Vienna Series Bass Trombone Lacquer Yellow Brass Bell
Allora ATBB-450 Vienna Series Bass Trombone Lacquer Yellow Brass Bell
Allora ATBB-450 Vienna Series Bass Trombone Lacquer Yellow Brass Bell

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  • .562 in. Bore
  • 9.5 in. Yellow Brass Bell
  • Standard Leadpipe
  • Inline Traditional Rotors
  • Open Wrap F-attachment Design
  • Well Weighted Hand Slide
  • Polyfoam Case
  • 3 Year Warranty
warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Lead, which is known to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked bySmileGoji54

    fromArlington, TX

    Is it large or small bore?

    Is it large or small bore?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    .562 in. Bore

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byOwen

    fromNorth Olmsted OH

    I don't see it listed anywhere. What key is the instrument in?

    I don't see it listed anywhere. What key is the instrument in?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Bb