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The Jupiter JTB1150FQ is a performance-level large-bore tenor trombone designed for advancing players who need an F attachment and an established orchestral-style configuration. Its traditional closed-wrap layout, full-size bell, and mechanical rotary-valve linkage place it naturally in concert band, orchestra, wind ensemble, and brass ensemble settings while providing a practical step into large-bore playing.
Jupiter JTB1150FQ Tenor Trombone Specifications
- Key: Bb/F
- Bore Size: .547-inch large bore
- Bell Diameter: 8.5 inches
- Bell Material: Yellow brass
- F Attachment: Traditional closed wrap
- Finish: Clear lacquer
- Handslide: Nickel silver outer slide with chromed inner slide
- Case: Jupiter soft-sided fitted case with backpack strap
- Accessories: Jupiter 6 1/2AL mouthpiece, valve and rotor oil, slide cream, and polish cloth
- Serial Number: EB10342
Condition & Setup
This open box trombone is in excellent playing order and has been professionally serviced, set up, and play-tested. The lacquer remains glossy and generally even, with fine surface scratches, polishing marks, and light scuffing visible inside the bell flare, around the bell throat, and on portions of the tubing and handslide. The F-attachment mechanism and instrument components are complete, and the trombone includes its fitted Jupiter case and documented accessories.
Who the JTB1150FQ Tenor Trombone Is For
The JTB1150FQ is intended for advancing students, adult musicians, and ensemble players moving into a large-bore Bb/F trombone. The .547-inch bore and 8.5-inch bell support the broad, centered tonal concept commonly sought for symphonic and concert-band repertoire, while the F attachment extends positional flexibility in the lower register. Players who prefer a traditional closed-wrap layout and a straightforward mechanical rotor system should find this model particularly relevant.
Common Questions About the Jupiter JTB1150FQ
What does the .547-inch bore contribute to this trombone?
A .547-inch bore is the standard large-bore format widely used for orchestral, concert-band, and brass-ensemble tenor trombone playing. It supports a broad tonal profile and substantial dynamic range while requiring developed air support.
What is the purpose of the closed-wrap F attachment?
The F attachment provides alternate slide positions and greater access to the lower register. Its traditional closed-wrap routing keeps the valve tubing compact and offers a familiar configuration for players accustomed to conventional large-bore tenor trombones.
Where does the JTB1150FQ fit within the Jupiter lineup?
The JTB1150FQ is a performance-level intermediate instrument positioned above Jupiter's standard straight tenor trombones and below the Jupiter XO professional line. It is designed for musicians who need a full-size large-bore Bb/F configuration without moving directly to a professional custom platform.
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Jupiter JTB1150FQ Intermediate Bb/F Tenor Trombone in Lacquer
Jupiter JTB1150FQ Tenor Trombone Overview
The Jupiter JTB1150FQ is a performance-level large-bore tenor trombone designed for advancing players who need an F attachment and an established orchestral-style configuration. Its traditional closed-wrap layout, full-size bell, and mechanical rotary-valve linkage place it naturally in concert band, orchestra, wind ensemble, and brass ensemble settings while providing a practical step into large-bore playing.
Jupiter JTB1150FQ Tenor Trombone Specifications
- Key: Bb/F
- Bore Size: .547-inch large bore
- Bell Diameter: 8.5 inches
- Bell Material: Yellow brass
- F Attachment: Traditional closed wrap
- Finish: Clear lacquer
- Handslide: Nickel silver outer slide with chromed inner slide
- Case: Jupiter soft-sided fitted case with backpack strap
- Accessories: Jupiter 6 1/2AL mouthpiece, valve and rotor oil, slide cream, and polish cloth
- Serial Number: EB10342
Condition & Setup
This open box trombone is in excellent playing order and has been professionally serviced, set up, and play-tested. The lacquer remains glossy and generally even, with fine surface scratches, polishing marks, and light scuffing visible inside the bell flare, around the bell throat, and on portions of the tubing and handslide. The F-attachment mechanism and instrument components are complete, and the trombone includes its fitted Jupiter case and documented accessories.
Who the JTB1150FQ Tenor Trombone Is For
The JTB1150FQ is intended for advancing students, adult musicians, and ensemble players moving into a large-bore Bb/F trombone. The .547-inch bore and 8.5-inch bell support the broad, centered tonal concept commonly sought for symphonic and concert-band repertoire, while the F attachment extends positional flexibility in the lower register. Players who prefer a traditional closed-wrap layout and a straightforward mechanical rotor system should find this model particularly relevant.
Common Questions About the Jupiter JTB1150FQ
What does the .547-inch bore contribute to this trombone?
A .547-inch bore is the standard large-bore format widely used for orchestral, concert-band, and brass-ensemble tenor trombone playing. It supports a broad tonal profile and substantial dynamic range while requiring developed air support.
What is the purpose of the closed-wrap F attachment?
The F attachment provides alternate slide positions and greater access to the lower register. Its traditional closed-wrap routing keeps the valve tubing compact and offers a familiar configuration for players accustomed to conventional large-bore tenor trombones.
Where does the JTB1150FQ fit within the Jupiter lineup?
The JTB1150FQ is a performance-level intermediate instrument positioned above Jupiter's standard straight tenor trombones and below the Jupiter XO professional line. It is designed for musicians who need a full-size large-bore Bb/F configuration without moving directly to a professional custom platform.
We are proud to be an authorized Jupiter dealer
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In stock! Ships within 1-2 business days
Financing available. Apply directly at checkout
30-day risk-free trial
2-Year Warranty
Complimentary shipping for all U.S. orders over $99

Jupiter JTB1150FQ Intermediate Bb/F Tenor Trombone in Lacquer
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Brand new items are covered by the full manufacturer’s warranty unless otherwise noted (see the individual maker for details). Open box/refurbished, used, and vintage items include a two-year warranty serviced by our in-house repair shop, and we guarantee every instrument will be free of mechanical defects. Warranty coverage does not include damage from accident, misuse, negligence, improper operation, unauthorized alterations or removed serial numbers, normal wear and routine maintenance, environmental damage (including perspiration, corrosion, or extreme temperature and humidity), lacquer or plating wear, or consumable parts such as springs, pads, and felts. Please see our FAQ for additional details.
