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Conn Symphony 88HT Tenor Trombone, F Attachment, Thinwall Rose Brass Bell

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Management number 237885603 Release Date 2026/07/11 List Price US$1,790.40 Model Number 237885603
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The C.G. Conn 88HT Symphony trombone features a .547" primary bore combined with a .562" bore traditional wrap F attachment that offers outstanding clarity and projection. The chrome plated nickel silver inner handslide tubes provide the ideal surface for smooth and quick handslide action. The thin rose brass material used in the professional bell produces a deep, warm resonant sound with a quick response. The clear lacquer finish adds a subtle warmth to the overall. The C.G. Conn 88HT professional trombone is ideal for both symphonic and solo performance.

PREMIUM CONSTRUCTION: Designed with a .547-inch bore that promotes superior clarity and projection during every performance,RELIABLE: Designed with lightweight chrome-plated nickel silver inner handslide tubes for quick handslide action while playing,ARTICULATE: Shine during both solo and symphonic performances with the ideal symphony trombone
Brand Conn
Trombone type F-Attachment
Skill level Advanced
Brass instrument bore size 13.89
Brass instrument bell size 8
Sound key F
Features Lightweight
Finish Clear lacquer
Material nickel silver|rose brass
Color Rose Brass
Weight 18.2 lbs
Height 12.8"
Model 88HT
Has written warranty No
Musical instrument family Brass

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