Trombón Conn Artist Symphony (88H)

It's in perfect operating conditions. It has been reviewed and ready for sale. The pumps and the transpositor work with softness and good compression. The rod goes free without any friction. The tuning is perfect and the sound of this brand. RoseBrass Bell (higher percentage of copper. Wide tudel trombon with red bell. It has been recently lacquered in mae, so its state is practically again. It can have some light brand due to use, nothing that affects as or perfect operation. We offer funding. If you want more information, photos, or you want to try it, contact us. You have a week of trial and a year of warranty. Free shipping. We don't deliver nozzle. International buyers send a consultation to know the shipping costs. Technical specifications • Artist Symphony model • wide pipe of 13,89mm and 14.27 in the transpositor • 216 mm pink copper goldbrass bell. • Heavy chromed rods with brass exterior • Lacquered finish The history of the Conn thrombons begins in 1875 with the vision and determination of Colonel C. G. Conn, who founded the band instrument manufacturing company in the small city of Elkahrt, Indiana. It quickly reached great popularity thanks to its innovative designs to become the largest trombone producer in the United States, gaining the reputation of "the United States trombone house." Conn thrombons are recognized for their unique color and doorbell, as well as being able to withstand the most extreme dynamics without breaking the sound. Hence it is one of the most used professional symphonic thrombons by thrombonists around the world. The thrombon C.G. Conn Artist comes with chromed rods that provide an ideal surface for rapid and accurate action.