C.G. Conn 44H "Conqueror" Slim Tenor Trombone

『 “ Vocabell”?』See it and be amazed, play it and be convinced. Vintage Conn tenor trombone 44H Conqueror model!!

[Overview]
C.G. Conn narrow bore tenor trombone 44H Conqueror model. 7-inch yellow brass Voca bell(※). 12.32mm (.485") slide bore. Lacquer finish.Mouthpiece receiver: Tapered small shank. Made in 1941. Included: CONN vintage hard case
※Distinctive bell without curling (roll) at the rim. Similar bells are used on the 40B and 48B trumpets. The bell is thick all the way to the rim, touted for producing an edgy tone and a powerful, expansive sound with minimal energy.

[Condition]
Minor dents and shallow dents scattered around the outer circumference of the tuning slide. (Progressive lacquer loss). Repair marks from re-soldering the post base. Numerous minor dents on the slide end crook. Some areas repaired with perforated patches. Additionally, numerous overall scratches, lacquer loss, and progressive discoloration. Progressive plating loss on the inner slide's stocking.The interior has been cleaned, soft parts replaced, and various adjustments made. While the slide action lacks smoothness, it is playable. However, liquid slide oil causes a gritty noise.

[Features]
The vintage C.G. Cornet 44H Conqueror model tenor trombone with a Voca bell was manufactured from 1932 to 1951.Without any flange or wire on the bell rim, it features a straight, resonant feel as if the bell itself is large and resonating. The thick wall thickness all the way to the bell tip produces a dark, warm tone when played lightly. Pushing the accelerator brings out a powerful, brassy sound. It is an expressive and distinctive instrument.