Conn 88HT - Traditional Wrap Bb/F Trombone
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Product Information
The 88HT has a thin wall rose brass bell for the most immediate clarity and response with a warmer sound than the yellow bell option.
The 88H series grew from the original design of the 8H in the 1940s. At that time an optional F attachment was available to fit but as the musical requirements of the day changed Conn realised a specialist Bb/F instrument was required to meet these demands.
The current 88H series was re-designed in the 1990s again in response to the needs of modern players and repertoires.
International Soloist Christian Lindberg: The Conn 88H never gets hard or edgy, but retains a special carrying power and a clarity that never gets dull.
US Studio Artist Bill Reichenbach: The Conn 88H is a good sounding, flexible, easy to play Horn. The slide action is better than ever and the trigger range speaks well. Conn has recreated a classic.
Specifications:
Symphony Model, .547 (13.89mm) bore, .562 (14.27mm) bore through F attachment, 8-1/2 (216mm) thin rose brass bell, rose brass outer slide, lacquer finish, Remington 5GR mouthpiece, 7552L deluxe woodshell case. This famous tenor model delivers superior response in all registers.
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