Conn 88HCL Trombone, single-owner, in perfect condition. Features a standard 8.5" rose brass bell and .547" handslide — ideal for symphonic and ensemble settings. The horn shows no dents, dings, or repair history; slide and Christian Lindberg CL‑2000 valve alignment are both flawless. Lacquer wear is minimal. This instrument makes an excellent all-around tenor for players at any level. Comes with its original case.
New today, a Conn 88HCL sells for approximately $4,319 to $4,699, depending on finish and retailer — making this gently used example a strong value.
This trombone is now part of our Archive of Sold listings and serves as a reference for musicians, collectors, or anyone researching current Conn models. See our full list of brass instruments currently in stock if you're seeking something similar today.
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Instrument value depends on condition, originality, model rarity, and market trends. At The Brass Exchange, we combine 15+ years of sales data with current pricing research to suggest fair values. Well-maintained instruments with no damage typically sell stronger. If you've inherited, are downsizing, or considering a sale, get started confidently by visiting our Sell Your Instrument page.
