Conn 8H Tenor

Starting at

$1,779

This trombone has a .547" bore and an 8 1/2 " rose brass bell. It has a rose brass outer slide, and the whole instrument has a lacquer finish. With no rotor, it has a superior response. Options include a thin wall rose brass bell, different hand slides and interchangeable leadpipes, and silver or gold plating. Includes a deluxe wood shell case and a Conn silver plated mouthpiece.

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Features

This trombone has a .547" boreThe size of the bore changes the tone of the instrument. If you would like a brighter, more centered tone, the .525”/.547” dual bore is your best choice. Heading towards the darker and broader tone side of the spectrum is the .547” straight bore (standard). Even more dark is the .547”/.562” dual bore, and the most dark and broad is the .562” straight bore. and an 8 1/2 " rose brass
bellThe material of which a bell is made affects the tone color and response of the horn.
Yellow Brass: This material has the clearest tone of the metals with a more immediate response.
Rose Brass: This material has a warm tone with a more subtle response than yellow brass.
Thin wall Rose Brass: This material has a slightly warmer tone than yellow brass with the most immediate response.
Sterling Silver: This material has a very warm tone with a subtle response..

It has a rose brass outer slideSL2525: .525” straight bore hand slide with three interchangeable leadpipes: H, T and X.
SL2547: Dual bore, .525” in upper tube, .547” in lower tube with three interchangeable leadpipes: H, T and X.
SL4747: .547” bore in both tubes with three interchangeable leadpipes: S, R and M. (Traditional 88H slide)
SL4762: Dual bore, .547” in upper tube, .562” in lower tube with three interchangeable leadpipes: S, R and M.
, and the whole instrument has a lacquer finish.

With no rotorDifferent rotor styles and wraps will affect the resistance felt while blowing. A standard straight (no rotor) is the most free blowing. Adding a CL2000 valve is the next closest resistance to no rotor at all. Then follows the standard rotor with an open wrap, and then the closed wrap., it has a superior response.

Options include a thin wall rose brass bell, different hand slides and interchangeable leadpipes, and silver or gold plating.

Includes a deluxe wood shell case and a Conn silver plated mouthpiece.

Options

8 1/2" Rose Brass

8 1/2” Thin Wall Rose Brass

.547”

None

Rose Brass Outer Slide

Straight Bore .525”

Dual Bore, .525” in upper tube, .547” in lower tube

Straight Bore .547” (Traditional 88H slide)

Dual Bore, .547” in upper tube, .562” in lower tube

Lacquer Finish

Silver Plated Finish

Gold Plated Finish

Removable Leadpipes