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Conn 88H Symphony Series F Attachment Trombone

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The 88H trombone has remained a professional favorite since being introduced in 1954.

The Conn 88H Symphony Series F Attachment Trombone offers the pro level player an instrument that has great power and does not break up at extreme dynamic levels. The 88H Series features a .547-inch primary bore combined with a .562-inch bore standard wrap F attachment plus an 8.5-inch bell that offers outstanding clarity and projection. The Conn 88H Symphony Series F Attachment Trombone includes a case and mouthpiece and is available with standard rose brass bell (88H), thinwall rose brass bell (88HT), yellow brass bell (88HY) and Sterling silver bell with silver finish and gold trim (88HSGX).



  • Key: Bb / F
  • Bore: .547-inch
  • Leadpipe: Fixed
  • Leadpipe Material: Yellow Brass
  • Bell: 8.5-inch
  • Bell Material: Rose Brass, Yellow Brass, Sterling Silver
  • Handslide: Standard Weight
  • Handslide Material: Rose Brass
  • Handslide Crook Material: Nickel Silver
  • F Attachment Wrap: Standard
  • F Attachment Valve: Standard Rotor
  • Features: .562-inch Bore F Attachment; Adjustable Thumb Lever
  • Case: Yes
  • Mouthpiece: Conn 5G
  • Mouthpiece Shank: Large
  • Finish: Lacquer, Silver

Conn 88H Symphony Series F Attachment Trombone
Developed with the aid of Dr. Emory Remington (The Chief), C.G. Conn introduced the 88H in 1954. The 88H rapidly gained popularity as a symphonic tenor trombone in ensembles that favored a heroic, robust low brass section. The unique tone color of the 88H, combined with the refusal of the instrument to break up even at the most extreme dynamic levels made this trombone one of the most widespread professional symphonic trombones in the world. The 88H has remained in continuous production since its introduction, a record that is unequaled by any other American symphonic trombone.

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"Amazing!"
by Tyler - 9/1/2009 11:21:46 PM
Musical Experience: Style of Music: Hometown:
High School Band Concert Band Normal, IL
1 person out of 2 found this review helpful

This trombone has a lovely high range and low range. It's' a great for serious players young or old and has a very nice slide, bore, size, etc. It's really good. The color of the brass also gives is a nice tone.

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