Silver F Attachment Trombones

silver f attachment trombones
Tempest F attachment trombone




Trombone help?

I am currently on my 5th year of playing trombone. Last year i recieved a silver plated Conn 52H with a bore size of 0.547. The mouthpiece I currently have is a 6-1/2 ALS.
I was wondering if switching to a small shank 5G or 51D would be a good idea to brighten my tone. If so, which mouthpiece should I pick or is there another size I should try?
Also, I’m also in jazz band. Would it be a good idea to keep the 6-1/2 ALS to use during jazz band?
My horn is pretty much a pea shooter with an F attachment, but its intermediate.
Thanks
Ok, I would also like to know if i should go with small shank or megatone small shank?
I’m a tenor trombone player, it that helps

the smaller piece might be wiser to use for jazz, as it will brighten your tone.

the bigger shank may be better to reserve for orchestra.

It wouldnt be bad to use both.

Kanstul 760 Series F Attachment Trombone Silver $1533 Kanstul 760 Series F Attachment Trombone Silver

Jupiter 636 Series F Attachment Trombone Lacquer Yellow Brass Bell $1395 These full bore tenor trombones are the perfect step up model when you’re ready for a .547″ bore. nickel-silver outer hand slide is standard, and the F attachment has a modified open wrap.Key: Bb/FBore: .547-inchLeadpipe: StandardLeadpipe Material: Yellow BrassBell: 8.5-inchBell Material: Yellow or Rose BrassHandslide: StandardHandslide Material: Nickel Silver Outer Slide and Chromed Inner SlideHandslide Crook Material: Nickel SilverF Attachment Wrap: Modified OpenF Attachment Valve: Standard RotorFeatures: Modified Open Wrap; Nickel Silver Outer Handslide; Mechanical Link Tapered Rotary ValveCase: Wood FrameMouthpiece: YesMouthpiece Shank: LargeFinish: Lacquer