Conn 50H Trombone, vintage 1970s, used, in excellent condition. This model is a medium bore tenor trombone with a .522" bore and an 8.5" bell, offering a balanced feel and clear, focused sound that works well for a variety of musical settings. The horn features its original silver plating, which remains in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear, showcasing the quality of Conn’s craftsmanship during this era.
This instrument has been fully chem cleaned and serviced in our shop, ensuring that it plays smoothly and is free of any internal residue. The slide action is excellent, and there are no signs of previous damage, dents, or repairs. It has been very well maintained and is ready to play immediately. The 50H model is known for being a solid first F-attachment (trigger) trombone, making it an ideal choice for an advancing student stepping up from a straight tenor, or for any player looking to add a versatile medium bore horn to their lineup.
Comes complete with its original case and mouthpiece, making it a turn-key package for any serious student or enthusiast.
This trombone is now part of our Archive of Sold listings and is shown here as a reference for musicians, collectors, and those researching vintage Conn trombones and their value. See our full list of brass instruments currently in stock if you’re looking for something similar today.
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