Piccolo Trombone – PB300
Soprano Trombone – PB453
Double Valve Bass Trombone – PBF562
Superbone (valve/slide trombone) – PB930
Professional F Contrabass Trombone – PF588 P
Bb Small bore Trombone - PB4501 P
Professional Double Valve Bass Trombone – PBF565 P
Bb/F Tenor Trombone (0.525″) – PBF525
Tenor Sackbut - S2P
Bass Sackbut – S4P
Bb Valve Trombone – PB901
Alto Sackbut – S1P
Bb/F Tenor Trombone (0.547″) – PBF548
Supertenor Trombone, premier - PBF555H
Bb Tenor Trombone (0.547″) – PB547
Bb Small Bore Tenor Trombone - PB500
Bb Tenor Trombone (0.525″) – PB525
C Valve Trombone – PC912
Sackbuts are a type of trombone from the Renaissance and Baroque eras, characterised by a telescopic slide that is used to vary the length of the tube to change pitch.
The trombone is considered to be an incredibly important brass instrument in modern orchestras, brass ensembles and brass bands; balancing the high notes of the trumpet with the other instruments.
Although it may sound ironic, when pushed, the sackbut can easily make a loud and brassy sound, yet is also considered to respond well to soft playing - more than a modern trombon
