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Trombone
King 2103F Legend (3B with F Rotor)
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A trombone from King's Legend series adding an F attachment to the classic 3B bell and bore specification, giving the extended range and alternate positions the straight 3B lacks.
About the King 2103F Legend (3B with F Rotor)
The 2103F builds on King's 3B lineage - a bell and bore profile long favored for its balance of projection and warmth - by adding an F rotor, extending the horn's low range and giving alternate slide positions that a straight 3B doesn't offer. This makes it a genuinely different playing proposition from the straight King 2B: a player gets the classic King tonal character with added technical flexibility rather than a simplified variant.
King's Legend series occupies a semi-professional to intermediate-professional tier, aimed at players who want the historically respected 3B sound with modern F-attachment convenience - a combination that appeals to both jazz-leaning players who grew up on straight King horns and those who need the added range for varied repertoire.
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Sound character of the King 2103F Legend (3B with F Rotor)
Built on King's historic 3B bore profile - traditionally on the smaller, quicker-responding side compared to full orchestral bores like the 88H - the 2103F adds an F rotor for extended low range while keeping the bright, clear, fast-speaking character the 3B design is known for, making it a step-up horn that still favors quick articulation over sheer weight of tone.
Technical data for the King 2103F Legend (3B with F Rotor)
| Bell | 3B profile, yellow brass |
|---|---|
| F attachment | F rotor |
| Level | Semi-professional / step-up |
| Lineage | King 3B family |
The history of the King 2103F Legend (3B with F Rotor)
King's Legend series 2103F extends the classic 3B bell design with an F attachment, giving players the historic King tone with added range.
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