@@LisaLizTrombone yes the wooden trigger does look so comfortable to use- your comments about “effortless” and “even across the registers” makes me very curious about this instrument!
Hi! A quick Google search just showed me that you can buy them online in the US. Or try going to the Conn-Selmer website and you can find a dealer near you.
Yes, I'd like to see a more in -depth video of this horn, revealing its secrets.
Hmmm… I’d have to think about what the secrets are 🤔
Sounds good ! I hope they gave you one for promoting it.
What a great review! Now I have F-attachment envy!!
Do you like the wooden paddle on it?
@@LisaLizTrombone yes the wooden trigger does look so comfortable to use- your comments about “effortless” and “even across the registers” makes me very curious about this instrument!
Ooh!!! Nice!!!
Yeah, I really liked playing this new horn!
Thank you very much for your presentation. This is a very interesting horn, but what about the distribution? Have the production been delayed?
Hi! A quick Google search just showed me that you can buy them online in the US. Or try going to the Conn-Selmer website and you can find a dealer near you.
Hmm. You're giving me ideas.
What are your ideas?!
Rose brass can give that variety of sounds.
Yeah, I’ve noticed that too! I really like how it sounds on my Conn 88HTO. That’s been my main “big trombone” since college.
@@LisaLizTrombone I love my Conns, but my Olds Opera is a gem. Certainly looks like early 88s.
I think it is fabulous that Conn lets you try out their horns,
@@BerlinBo yeah it’s great, I love it. Definitely one of the perks of being a Conn-Selmer Artist.
Does NV mean anything in particular?
Yes, it stands for New Vintage. This horn has some classic or vintage Conn 88H features …. and also some new updates.