Willson 2950TA4/3T-S Compensating Euphonium with Trigger in Silver Plate

Willson 2950TA Euphonium Overview The Willson 2950TA is a Bb compensating euphonium with a main tuning slide trigger, built in Switzerland to professional performance standards and finished in silver plate. This model is designed for soloistic and ensemble playing where a broad, easily produced sound, smooth overtone structure, and secure intonation control are priorities. Willson 2950TA Euphonium Specifications Key: Bb System: 4-valve compensating Bore: .590 inch (15 mm) Bell: 12 inch (310 mm) one-piece seamless yellow brass Valves: 3 stainless steel top-action pistons + 1 side piston Leadpipe: Nickel Receiver: Large shank yellow brass receiver Finish: Silver plate Main tuning slide trigger: Yes Case: Willson euphonium case Accessories: Shires 5D Large shank mouthpiece and care kit Condition & Setup Brand new with full manufacturer’s warranty. This instrument is inspected, professionally set up, and play-tested by our brass staff before shipping. Who the 2950TA Euphonium Is For The Willson 2950TA is a professional Bb compensating euphonium built for players who need a solo-capable instrument with refined response and precise pitch control. It is notably easy to play with a smooth overtone profile, and it supports a broader sound that speaks with less effort, making it a strong choice for advanced euphoniumists who demand consistent clarity and color across the full range. The compensating system supports accurate low-register intonation, while the main tuning slide trigger provides on-the-fly correction for demanding ensemble and solo literature. The 12 inch one-piece seamless yellow brass bell and silver plate finish align with the projection, articulation feedback, and durability expected in professional brass band, wind ensemble, orchestral euphonium parts, and solo performance settings. Common Questions About The Willson 2950TA Is the Willson 2950TA a compensating euphonium? Yes. The 2950TA is a 4-valve compensating Bb euphonium, designed to improve intonation and facility in the lower register compared with non-compensating models. What does the main tuning slide trigger do on the 2950TA? The main tuning slide trigger lets you make small pitch adjustments in real time while playing. This is especially useful for matching pitch center in exposed passages, managing intonation tendencies, and adapting to ensemble tuning changes without altering embouchure or fingering. What mouthpiece shank does the Willson 2950TA use? The 2950TA uses a large shank receiver and includes a large shank mouthpiece. We are proud to be an authorized Willson dealer