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product_id: 22733960
title: "Tromba Pro Professional Plastic Bb Flugelhorn, Golden"
brand: "alitaver"
price: "$U1615"
currency: UYU
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 6
url: https://www.desertcart.uy/products/22733960-tromba-pro-professional-plastic-bb-flugelhorn-golden
store_origin: UY
region: Uruguay
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# Travel-Friendly Design Compact & Lightweight Bore: 0.459" Tromba Pro Professional Plastic Bb Flugelhorn, Golden

**Brand:** alitaver
**Price:** $U1615
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate Your Performance with Every Note!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Tromba Pro Professional Plastic Bb Flugelhorn, Golden by alitaver
- **How much does it cost?** $U1615 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.uy](https://www.desertcart.uy/products/22733960-tromba-pro-professional-plastic-bb-flugelhorn-golden)

## Best For

- alitaver enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted alitaver brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Travel-Ready:** Its lightweight design makes it the ideal companion for musicians on the go.
- • **Unleash Your Sound:** Experience the rich tones of the Tromba Pro Flugelhorn, perfect for any musician.
- • **Stunning Golden Finish:** Stand out on stage with a striking golden hue that catches every eye.
- • **Versatile for All Levels:** Whether you're a beginner or a pro, this flugelhorn adapts to your skill level.
- • **Durable Plastic Construction:** Built to last, this flugelhorn withstands the rigors of travel and performance.

## Overview

The Tromba Pro Professional Plastic Bb Flugelhorn in a stunning golden finish combines a compact, lightweight design with a bore size of 0.459", making it an excellent choice for musicians of all levels. Its durable construction ensures it can handle the demands of travel and performance, while its eye-catching appearance guarantees you'll make a statement wherever you play.

## Description

The New Tromba Flugelhorn - The Lightweight Heavyweight Tromba's new ultralight flugelhorn is everything you would expect from a quality playing instrument but with all the features and benefits of being made from the highest grade ABS. It's not called the Ultralight for nothing, this super sounding instrument weighs less than half the weight of its brass counterparts and is durable, robust and stylish as well. The Bb Tromba flugelhorn, in its array of finishes, will give years of fun and pleasure, not only for those who play but also those who listen. The compact and lightweight design means it's a great travel companion and can be enjoyed by players of all levels and abilities. This mellow sounding instrument is ideal for all types of genres including Jazz, Traditional Brass Band and Orchestral settings.

## Features

- Color: golden
- The compact and lightweight design means it's a great travel companion and can be enjoyed by players of all levels and abilities
- Bore: 0.459"

## Images

![Tromba Pro Professional Plastic Bb Flugelhorn, Golden - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61kw-cxf+VL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: is there a mouthpiece included?**
A: Mouthpiece is indeed included! It is a Denis Wick style mouthpiece

**Q: does this plastic horn sound like a traditional brass flugel?**
A: Yes.  Sounds like a Flugelhorn.  The first half of this video is a Conn 16-E and the Tromba Flugelhorn playing together.  Don’t have anything with it isolated.  https://youtu.be/qX0A4c5xuf8

**Q: Does it come with valve oil?**
A: I didn't t get any valve oil with my Tromba flugel.  Since the valves have steel sleeves on the outsides and the valve bores have brass sleeve inserts on the insides, it matches the arrangement on my Kanstul and Yamaha flugels.  Therefore, I use the same valve oil that I use on them . . . . . Al Cass.  Any good valve oil should work.Also, I've noticed the valves are generic and that any of the valves will work in any of the bores, although the 3rd valve is rotated 180 deg. from 1 and 2.  I swapped valves to find which valve-bore pairings worked the best.  In my case, the 1st valve works better in the 3rd valve bore and the 3rd valve works better in the 1st valve bore.  Hope this helps.

**Q: Anybody tey this horn with a better mouthpiece? Any differences? Troma gave me no input regarding an uograde. Emails never get a response from  maker!**
A: I used a couple different mouthpieces. For me, it did not matter. I did not like the sound of the horn and sent it back.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Great Lil'horn
  

*by J***S on Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024*

This is a great little horn. Nice and lightweight, good tone and great appearance.  The valves are a little sluggish at first but after a bit of lubrication they lighten up nicely.  The valves don't index like a normal brass horn and seems block the air flow if in wrong, but if you turn the valve 180 degrees they will line up perfectly and is perfectly playable. The mouth piece that is supplied with the horn is a nice deep  and straight walled.  It came with a gig bag case and has two extra sets of buttons for the valves. Overall I'm pleasantly surprised with the horn being of plastic construction and a very good value for the price. This would be a great purchase for parents not knowing if their child will stick with music and would be a good alternative to a rental instrument.After showing the horn to my neighbor who is a retired music educator of over 50 years he was very impressed and asked if I would order him one. He played in the Army band and is proficient on various instruments. No problems with his horn or mine. The slides are a little stiff initially but can be greased up like any brass horn and they loosen up.After several months the top of the 1st valve separated. This portion holds the button stem in place, which holds the valve spring in. Waiting on a response for a fix from Tromba

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Good for low to mid-range playing
  

*by Q***O on Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2017*

For what it's worth, I'm a trombone player, but I also double on trumpet, and I've been playing brass instruments for about 10 years now. I bought this just on a whim, and for what it's worth, it does a good job. The mouthpiece that comes with the horn, unlike other plastic instruments, is metal, stamped "Tromba" but otherwise no size markings. Another reviewer said it was a copy of the Denis Wick 4FL, so I'll take their word for it.It comes with a gig bag, cleaning snake, 2 brushes (one for your valves, and one for your mouthpiece), and a second set of valve stems, as well as a second set of springs, should you ever need to replace the current ones. Unnecessary, but a nice touch nonetheless.Pros: It's plastic and durable. It's also extremely light, obviously. Nice, warm, mellow sound. Valves are nice and fast (faster than my King Silver Flair... should probably get that checked out). Tuning slides move freely.Cons: From a low C (concert Bb) to above-staff F (concert Eb), it is in tune. However, where the G is supposed to be, is actually a slightly sharp F# (concert E). It's possible to lip it, but it's extremely flat, almost completely unusable. Going above an A (concert G), it becomes very squirrelly and hard to control. I took out my tuner, and I kept fluctuating between A and A# (but another reviewer said this is common among other flugelhorns as well).The valves also don't "sit" in the valve casing, and they don't click/lock into place like many other trumpets or trumpet-like instruments. You have to twist them around to align them, and it becomes a bit of a guessing game as to where they align (hint: it's the locking pegs; if you buy the horn, you'll see what I mean). They're also quite noisy, and depressing them while playing a fast passage can be quite audible.Overall, I like it. It's my first venture into plastic instruments (I have played a pBone before, and those aren't half bad either). I probably wouldn't do a serious performance with it, but it certainly is nice to keep around and practice. No leaks, no cracks, no damage to the horn upon arrival. Ships in a Tromba box, and the horn definitely looks as advertised.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Great product, I am impressed.
  

*by D***A on Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2017*

Very good product for plastic.  I've noticed that from (concert Bb middle to around just a little above Bb above middle or low C to just above staff notes) is a nice sound and can be in pitch.  Once you go above staff, you may need to lip up to get notes to stay in tune and anything lower than C you may want to watch your pitch as it may go flat.  This horn has a mouth piece tuning slide, regular tuning pipe, ring finger third valve tuning slide for tuning.  I like the overall design down to how the caps are clamped on.  It comes with a mouth piece, extra valve buttons, extra springs, cleaning snakes and mouth piece brush, and a valve cleaning stick and a cloth.  I used a synthetic valve oil as I know any petroleum  product may melt the plastic as plastic usually has petroleum in it.  The synthetic oil does allow for action in valves but it is not as good as blue juice in a brass flugelhorn.  It is fast moving though just not what I like to see and feel.  Because it's lighter in weight, you have to ensure you have a stability in your arms and ensure you keep good positioning with your mouth and mouth piece when moving (like marching).  It takes practice.  I do recommend practicing pitches with your lips and mouth piece before attempting this horn because that's what's gonna get the sound to be correct.  Without that practice, the pitch of notes will go wildly off.  Play a tuned piano in A 440 and play on mouth piece and buzz sound on lips as well.  Get use to being pitch perfect.  It is good practice for any brass player anyway.  Other than that, this is a great horn.  I find that if I run a little distilled water after playing and rinsing it out good that allows the horn to clean up and keeps any crusting from happening.  If you polish you will have to use a plastic polish that does not take off plastic shine.  AND, non-toxic.  In cleaning inside use dish washing liquid with warm water and brushes.

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*Last updated: 2026-01-25*