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Most brass instruments have long historical roots, and for the euphonium, those go back to its first appearances in the music world in 1843. Compared to its close relative, the baritone horn, the euphonium is decidedly more dark and mellow - in fact, that's even reflected in its name, which translates roughly to "sweet-voiced". That sound makes the euphonium a frequent performer in bands of all sizes, and the professional euphoniums in this section are ready to handle the demands of even the most prestigious players. So if you're a veteran musician looking for a new instrument, or a newer player graduating from intermediate to pro, this is the place to find a horn that matches your skills.
If you're searching for a practical euphonium that can meet the tough standards required for professional use without going over your budget, some starting suggestions would be the Jupiter JEP1120 Compensating Series Euphonium and the Cerveny VFC-EP6566 Emperor Series Compensating Euphonium. These models deliver impressive bang for your buck, and like all compensating euphoniums, they produce excellent intonation between Eb2 and C2, as well as the ability to play the low B-natural. Looking for an instrument that's even higher-end than those? How about the Besson BE2052 Prestige Series Compensating Euphonium, the Willson 2950S Series Compensating Euphonium or the Meinl Weston 751 Phoenix Series Compensating Euphonium? Any choice in this section can be the right one as long as it's the best fit for your personal style.
Still not sure where to start the process of narrowing down your options? Try using the sidebar filters to sort them. You can prune the selection by all kinds of specs including bell position and size, valve layout, mouthpiece shank and tuning slide trigger, so once you start trimming down the list of professional euphoniums based on your specific preferences, making a single choice becomes easier and easier. Even if it comes down to reviews and ratings as a tiebreaker, it's safe to say your ideal euphonium is waiting for you here.
If you're searching for a practical euphonium that can meet the tough standards required for professional use without going over your budget, some starting suggestions would be the Jupiter JEP1120 Compensating Series Euphonium and the Cerveny VFC-EP6566 Emperor Series Compensating Euphonium. These models deliver impressive bang for your buck, and like all compensating euphoniums, they produce excellent intonation between Eb2 and C2, as well as the ability to play the low B-natural. Looking for an instrument that's even higher-end than those? How about the Besson BE2052 Prestige Series Compensating Euphonium, the Willson 2950S Series Compensating Euphonium or the Meinl Weston 751 Phoenix Series Compensating Euphonium? Any choice in this section can be the right one as long as it's the best fit for your personal style.
Still not sure where to start the process of narrowing down your options? Try using the sidebar filters to sort them. You can prune the selection by all kinds of specs including bell position and size, valve layout, mouthpiece shank and tuning slide trigger, so once you start trimming down the list of professional euphoniums based on your specific preferences, making a single choice becomes easier and easier. Even if it comes down to reviews and ratings as a tiebreaker, it's safe to say your ideal euphonium is waiting for you here.