Adams TB1 Bb/F Tenor Trombone (Antique Finish) - New
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Manufacturer: Adams
Model: TB1
Condition: New
Year: 2026
Key: Bb / F
Bore: .547"
Bell Size/Material: 8.5" Yellow brass
Finish: Antique
Case: Yes
Oil: Slide-O-Mix
Brand new Adams TB1 Bb/F tenor trombone in antique finish. This large-bore trombone has a Meinlschmidt open flow rotary valve, one-piece yellow brass bell, and single-bore nickel silver handslide, which combine for excellent ease of play and projection. Comes with case and care kit. Please note the description below from Adams is for the stock model, the actual horn listed here is as described above.
FROM ADAMS:
The Adams TB1 tenor trombone sets the new benchmark when it comes to an instrument with an ‘Open Flow’ valve design. This valve, made by the German craftsmen of Meinlschmidt, offers great ease of playability in the low register, combined with an amazing high register as well.
The standard specifications of the TB1 create an instrument with a fantastic tonal response, great playability and unparalleled projection. The instrument has a 217.5 mm (8.5") one-piece hand-hammered yellow brass bell in 0.60, and a single bore nickel silver slide with chrome plated nickel silver inner slide. It is completed with a 13.9 mm (0.547”) large bore, Meinlschmidt Open Flow valve, and an open short wrap F attachment.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS TB1
Key: Bb / F
Bore: 13.9 mm (0.547”)
Bell: 217.5 mm (8.5”) one-piece hand-hammered from 0.60 yellow brass sheet metal
Wrap & valve: Open wrap F attachment with Meinlschmidt open flow valve
Hand slide: 0.547" single bore, nickel silver outer slide *
Tuning slide: Yellow brass, hand-hammered from sheet metal, single radius, reverse
Finish: Lacquered
Leadpippe: Adams vintage, yellow brass, hand-hammered from sheet metal
Case: Included
Outfit: Valve oil, slide grease, cleaning cloth
Special feature: All conical parts hand-hammered from sheet metal
Your choice of mouthpiece is extremely personal and very important for playing pleasure. That is why we do not supply a standard mouthpiece with our instruments.
