Stagg - LV-TB4255 Trombone Enfant

Brass has a natural ability to envelop sound with a coppery roundness that modern alloys struggle to match. On the Stagg LV-TB4255, the dual 12.3 mm and 12.7 mm Bb/C brass bores offer two levels of breath resistance: the narrow bore structures the air pressure for precise intonation control, while the wide bore frees the airflow and allows clear projection in loud tones. The 20.5 cm diameter gold-plated brass bell amplifies this projection by flaring the sound column in the lower frequencies with an organic warmth characteristic of untreated copper.
The chrome-plated nickel silver inner slide glides with silent mechanical regularity - the copper-zinc-nickel alloy resists oxidation and retains its fluidity over time, even with minimal maintenance. The nickel silver slide bend absorbs repeated mechanical stress without deforming, prolonging the life of the instrument under the intensive use of a young player. The water key ensures that condensation drains away quickly during playing, without interrupting the musical flow. The clear lacquer finish protects the brass from oxidation while preserving the metal's natural lustre.
Designed for collective learning - school orchestra, junior brass band, wind band - this trombone meets the demands of a varied repertoire thanks to its Bb/C tonal versatility. The included silver-plated mouthpiece offers immediate comfort of contact on the lips, and the flexible case with back straps turns every transport into a practical, stress-free move for students on the move every day.