Conn 8H silver plated trombone in perfect condition

Wide-necked trombone. It is in very good condition, both aesthetically and functionally. The slide is free, without any scratches or bumps. The tuning is perfect and the sound is typical of this brand in its high-end models. Aesthetically, the silver plating is in very good condition, without wear, bumps or repairs, it may have some slight wear or marks due to use. We offer financing. You have a one-week trial and a 1-year warranty. Free shipping. If you want more information, photos, or want to try it, contact us. We do not deliver a mouthpiece with the instrument. International buyers send an inquiry to find out the shipping costs. Technical Specifications • Bore: .547" - 13.89 mm • Hand-hammered gold-plated brass bell, diameter: 8 1/2" - 216 mm • Gold-plated brass outer slides • Chrome-plated nickel silver inner slides • Silver-plated finish • Includes lined wooden case The history of Conn trombones begins in 1875 with the vision and determination of Colonel C. G. Conn, who founded the band instrument manufacturing company in the small town of Elkahrt, Indiana. It quickly achieved great popularity thanks to its innovative designs until it became the largest trombone producer in the United States, earning the reputation as "America's Trombone House." Conn trombones are recognized for their unique color and tone, as well as for being able to withstand the most extreme dynamics without breaking the sound. This makes it one of the most widely used professional symphonic trombones by trombonists around the world. The Conn 8H is a professional trombone for both classical and jazz trombonists.