I know I kept saying the 28H is a .482 bore.....it's .484 sorry for my rambling and inaccuracies. Hopefully you get the picture. Awesome trombones by CONN from the late 1940's to the early 1970's. True Masterpieces.
I had 2 examples of the 48H, which had worn out slides. I could never get the slides to work well. It was an interesting horn nonetheless. Never tried the 28H or 38H. I had a 32H. I always wanted to try the 30H cos i heard it's a good lead horn
I have both the 30 & 32H. They say they make good lead horns because of the small dual bore slides. the bore difference between the top and bottom tubes is pretty wide which makes it feel more open as you play higher. I need to revisit mine again.
I know I kept saying the 28H is a .482 bore.....it's .484 sorry for my rambling and inaccuracies. Hopefully you get the picture. Awesome trombones by CONN from the late 1940's to the early 1970's.
True Masterpieces.
I had 2 examples of the 48H, which had worn out slides. I could never get the slides to work well. It was an interesting horn nonetheless.
Never tried the 28H or 38H.
I had a 32H. I always wanted to try the 30H cos i heard it's a good lead horn
I have both the 30 & 32H. They say they make good lead horns because of the small dual bore slides. the bore difference between the top and bottom tubes is pretty wide which makes it feel more open as you play higher. I need to revisit mine again.