Trombone

Deneb

The Buddenbohm trombone

Kraftvoller, klarer Strahl.

Das Deneb-Modell mit patentiertem Rotax-Valve und Open-Wrap-Valveschleife bietet außergewöhnliche Klarheit und beeindruckende Projektion bei minimaler Anstrengung.

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Modell Deneb

A warm yet powerful sound that radiates effortlessly into the room – ideal in the symphony orchestra as well as for solo playing.

Technical details

  • Pitch: B/F
  • Bore: .547" / 13,89 mm
  • Bell: 2-teiliges, handgehämmertes Goldmessing-Bell, 8.5" / 216 mm
  • Valve: Rotax-Quartventil
  • Slide: Messing-Außenzug mit eckigem Messing-Slidebogen
  • Highlights: wechselbares Bell & Leadpipe
  • Finish: klarlackiert

Options

  • Messing-Bell handgehämmert einteilig
  • Messing-Bell handgehämmert 2-teilig
  • Goldmessing-Bell handgehämmert einteilig
  • Schraubring für Bell
  • Messing-Außenzug runder Messing-Slidebogen
  • Messing-Außenzug eckiger Neusilber-Slidebogen
  • Complete nickel-silver outer slide

Gallery

In detail.

References

Our artists

Quentin Lebailly
Quentin Lebailly
Professor of trombone at the Vitré conservatory
Trombone · Model Deneb
Lukas Klingler
Lukas Klingler
Solo trombonist, Hanover State Opera
Trombone · Model Deneb
Quirin Willert
Quirin Willert
Substitute trombonist, Munich Philharmonic
Trombone · Model Deneb

Frequently asked questions

Good to know

Who is the Buddenbohm Deneb suitable for?

The Deneb is a Bb/F tenor trombone with a Rotax F-attachment valve and a two-piece gold brass bell – a versatile orchestral instrument with a warm, carrying sound. Played by Lukas Klingler (Hanover State Opera), Quirin Willert (Munich Philharmonic) and Quentin Lebailly (Vitré Conservatoire), among others.

What are the technical specifications of the Deneb?

Bb/F pitch, .547" / 13.89 mm bore, two-piece hand-hammered gold brass bell 8.5" / 216 mm, Rotax F-attachment valve, brass outer slide with square slide crook, interchangeable bell and leadpipe, clear lacquered.

What does the Buddenbohm Deneb cost?

The base price is €5,900 (polished, incl. 19% VAT, as of April 2026).

What is the difference between the Deneb and the Wega?

Both share the same bore and bell size. The Deneb has a square slide crook and sounds somewhat more focused, while the Wega with its round slide crook is a little more open and broader. The best approach is to compare the two directly in our showroom.

What does a two-piece bell mean?

With a two-piece bell, the rim and the flare are made separately and hard-soldered together. This produces a particularly defined response and a clearly contoured sound – and every bell is hand-hammered in our workshop.

For download

Deneb flyer

All details of the Deneb tenor trombone (Bb/F) at a glance – as a PDF to take away.

Download flyer (PDF)

Interested in the Deneb?

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