Bb/F tenor trombone with a symphonic foundation
If you are looking for a Bb/F tenor trombone as the next step after a standard Bb model, the Eastman ETB425G fits that role well. This trombone is based on proven symphonic designs and suits players who want a fuller, richer sound, with the added options of F tuning through the rotor valve.
The .547" (13.89 mm) bore is a classic symphonic size. Combined with the 8.5" handspun gold brass bell, it adds extra warmth to the sound, while the closed traditional wrap supports balance and resonance.
Eastman ETB425G construction and finish
Eastman uses brass tubing and a gold brass bell here, finished in high-gloss gold lacquer. The precise solder joints and classic look match the traditional character of this Bb/F tenor trombone.
The solid rotary F valve switches reliably between Bb and F. You also get a standard Eastman mouthpiece and a backpack-style hard case, making transport much easier.
Made for advancing trombone players
The Eastman ETB425G is aimed at the progressing musician who wants more tonal breadth and flexibility than a regular Bb tenor trombone offers. That makes it a strong match for players moving toward symphonic repertoire or a more serious course of study.
For brass instruments like this, proper setup matters; Magna Music therefore checks and adjusts the instrument in its own workshop. That means you start with a trombone ready for rehearsal, lessons or an in-store trial.
