S.E. Shires TBQAlessi Eb- Alto Trombone

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S.E. Shires TBQAlessi Eb- Alto Trombone

S.E. Shires

TBQAlessi Eb- Alto Trombone

4.6 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 565749
Model: TBQAlessi Eb- Alto Trombone
Price: $2,857.80

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This S.E. Shires Alessi Q series alto trombone is a serious instrument for the dedicated player. The design emphasizes a dark, controlled sound with incredible responsiveness, making it ideal for orchestral and solo work. It’s a step up in quality and feel compared to many student models, truly offering a professional experience.

Product Description

  • S.E. Shires TBQAlessi Eb- Alto Trombone
  • Eb Alto Trombone
  • Joseph Alessi Q Series
  • Two-piece
  • hand-hammered brass cup (16.5 cm) of medium reed strength
  • Bore: 12.30 - 12.57 mm
  • Clear lacquer finish
  • The alto trombone of the Q series by Joseph Alessi provides the ultimate versatility for every musician who wants to stand out from the rest
  • Incl. case with backpack straps
  • mouthpiece and care set
PROS
  • • Alessi's design delivers exceptional responsiveness and a quick, agile feel.
  • • Hand-hammered brass cup produces a rich, dark, and focused tone quality.
  • • The two-piece construction improves balance and reduces hand fatigue during extended playing.
  • • Clear lacquer finish protects the brass while allowing the instrument's natural resonance to shine.
CONS
  • • Premium-priced, placing it beyond the reach of many student or casual players.
  • • The larger 16.5cm bell might feel unwieldy for smaller players or in tight performance spaces.
  • • While versatile, its tonal focus leans toward classical and orchestral styles, less ideal for jazz.

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Key Features

Bore Size 12.30 - 12.57 mm
Bell Size 16.5 cm
Material Hand-hammered Brass
Finish Clear Lacquer
Mouthpiece Included (model varies - typically a Shires Silver Plated)
Weight Approximately 4.5 lbs (1.9 kg) – typical for a full-sized alto trombone

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Frequently Asked Questions

Alessi's voicing prioritizes a darker, more focused tone, and the design encourages a faster response and more agile playing, making it suited to a wider dynamic range.
The included mouthpiece is a good starting point, but many players will eventually want to experiment to find one that perfectly complements their embouchure and playing style.
The two-piece design shifts the weight balance, making the trombone feel more comfortable and reducing strain, particularly during long practice sessions or performances.

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