Best Michael Rath R300 Bb-/F- Tenor Trombone Alternatives
We found 4 alternatives to Michael Rath R300 Bb-/F- Tenor Trombone based on experts and consumers reviews.
Edwards T-396AR Tenor Trombone
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This is the best trombone I've ever played. It plays as good as it looks which means its brilliant. It has a brilliant high register that can soar on top of a low brass section in an orchestra or fits brilliantly in a wind ensemble setting too. Also very good in a brass band. It also has a big low register and a beautiful singing all through the registers. The harmonic bridge is also a big feature of the trombone and a great way to personalise the trombone to you.
Startone PTB-20 Bb/F- Trombone Orange
Based on 1 reviews
Considering the price, this incredible instrument has got me back into playing again after 30 years! It far exceeded my expectations and can give a very rounded and strong tone, when you get the hang of it ! …. I would highly recommend if you want to get your lip back in and way around playing again, or for a student.
Michael Rath R400 Bb-/F- Tenor Trombone
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I am an amateur who plays at a reasonable level, but am by no means a professional. I wanted to purchase a good-quality all-rounder that suited my current ability, will still allowing me room to grow. The Michael Rath R400 is a beautiful piece of equipment. It produces a full, vibrant sound, and supports a variety of different sounds and approaches. It is very supportive in the upper register, and avoids sounding tinny or hollow at pitches above C5. However, the response and sound can be a little so-so in the first 15-30 minutes of playing, which is something I'd read prior to purchasing, and so did not find surprising when it happened to me. I like the deisgn - the instrument feels balanced in the hand, which is contrary to one of the reviews I had read prior to purchasing. I love the...
Jupiter JTB1150FROQ Tenor Trombone
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This is my second JTB1150FROQ trombone. The first, unfortunately, was irreparably damaged. (not my fault, you honour !!). It is an ideal instrument for the amateur / semi-pro player. The slide action is as good as many more expensive trombones and the large-bore tone works well for classical, jazz and all forms of playing. Good value for money. Mark, Dublin, Ireland