High trombone Wessex– S1P

The alto sackbut was one of the most common instruments in Renaissance churches and is considered the direct precursor of the modern alto trombone. This model is designed for those who seek a performance experience faithful to historical tradition, offering a clear, light, and especially bright sound in the high register. It is a highly appreciated option for musicians participating in Renaissance, Baroque ensembles, or specialized early music formations.

Features of the Alto Sackbut

This sackbut has been designed to achieve a balance between comfort, authentic sound, and reliability in use. Its E-flat tonality allows it to easily integrate into historical repertoires, and its compact size facilitates agile control in fast passages.

• Tonality: E-flat
• 4" (100 mm) bell that provides a centered and bright timbre
• 0.394" (10 mm) inner diameter for a light response in the high register
• Rose brass bell, contributing to a warm and balanced sound
• Slide: nickel-plated inner and outer slides for stable and durable movement
• Includes a sturdy case and Wessex P2 mouthpiece

Benefits of the Alto Sackbut

The combination of its careful construction, quality materials, and historical design make this sackbut an ideal tool for those seeking stylistic precision and clean projection in ancient repertoire. Its response in the high register makes it a comfortable instrument even for performers accustomed to the modern trombone.

Buy the Alto Sackbut at the best price and quality

If you are looking for a reliable, well-built instrument suitable for historical music, this alto sackbut is an excellent choice. Its quality-price ratio makes it a very competitive option for advanced students, professionals, or enthusiasts of Renaissance and Baroque music.