Conn 88HNV in B/F Tenorposaune

Conn 88HNV in Bb/F tenor trombone

For many decades, the SYMPHONY series has continued a success story that began with Charles Gerard Conn in 1875, when C.G. Conn was already considered the house of the trombone in the USA. In this tradition, the instruments of the Symphony series have developed into one of THE trombones in professional symphonic music.timeless design, unique sound and an unparalleled dynamic range leave no question unanswered. Trombones whose future shines as brightly as their legendary past.

Legend has it that Charles Gerard Conn, a long-established instrument maker from Elkhart, Indiana, suffered an injury to his lip in a fistfight.
Without further ado, he invented a mouthpiece with a rubber pad so that he could continue playing. This was C.G. CONN's first pragmatic and innovative idea, and after spending the following years looking over the shoulder of an instrument maker named Dupont during repair work, he became the first American to start making cornets himself in 1875. As history shows, it takes time, experience, passion and a love of music to develop instruments that deserve to be called first-class. Today, C.G. Conn stands for outstanding brass instruments made in the USA, whose unique sound, perfect response and best projection inspire musicians all over the world.

The features of the Conn 88HNV in Bb/F tenor trombone:

• Bore: .547' (13.89 mm)
• Gold brass bell with new engraving Ø 8 1/2'' = 216 mm
• Vintage Style Lightweight bell
• New 'Open Wrap' quart valve loop with a bore of .562' (14,27 mm)
• Standard 88H hand slide with hard chrome plated inner slide and gold brass outer slide
• Rosewood valve lever
• Minibal ball joints
• New lightweight case with stowable backpack set
• Original C.G. Conn 5G mouthpiece
• Made in USA, Elkhart Indiana

Workshop tested! - Before shipping, this instrument is checked and optimally adjusted by our in-house master workshop. This ensures that this instrument is in perfect condition upon delivery.

The purchase of this instrument includes a one-time free annual inspection by our master workshop!

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