2005 Greenhoe Conn 88H Tenor Trombone FOR SALE-price update ($3750)

I'm sending this out one more time before I expand my sale to other sites as I'd prefer to sell to someone on a great site like this. Originally, I asked for $4000 or best offer. Now I'm just going to ask for the best offer upfront, which is $3750. I plan to raise it back up on the other sites to compensate for their site fees. Contact me ASAP if interested at <EMAIL email="mrb4band@gmail.com">mrb4band@gmail.com</EMAIL>.

*ONLY 3 YEARS OF USE!!! (fantastic playing condition)

*Greenhoe valve section

*88H Yellow brass bell

*Custom nickel silver handslide crook

-Custom crook built by Gary Greenhoe making it wider than the traditionally narrow Conn setup.

*Rose brass outer slide

*3 interchangeable leadpipes (S, R, M)

*Standard and lexan valve caps

*BAM case

Personally selected and purchased at Gary Greenhoe’s home/shop in Wisconsin. This instrument is in EXCELLENT condition. No dents. Only a few small spots of lacquer wear in the slide brace area (usual spots) and a few blemishes on the valve section tuning crook. It was regularly used for only 3 years (from 2005-08) and then stored (professionally cleaned for storage) in a closet after my wife (the owner) “retired” from playing. This instrument was recently serviced by the master repairman, Eric Edwards, who can vouch for its condition and playability.

[quote="tonyBbone"]I’d have nightmares thinking this horn could possibly be used on a marching field or at a pep rally![/quote]

Indeed! :clever:

[quote="tonyBbone"]I’d have nightmares thinking this horn could possibly be used on a marching field or at a pep rally![/quote]

I've seen an Edwards bass w/ Thayers on the marching field. Can't ever unsee that.

I envy whoever ends up with this horn! Just the specs alone are making me drool...

I've serviced this horn relatively recently and can vouch for it's condition & playability!!

A great addition to someone's arsenal!!

Eric

Thanks, Eric!