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$150.00
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VenmoYou can pay $900+ for a brand-new trombone. Or- you can buy my son's old trombone for $150, purchase a soft-shell case on Amazon for around $27, pay the approximate $105 to make the instrument be in tip-top shape as shown on the repair order invoice from a local instrument repair shop a little over a year ago, and save yourself approximately over $600! The trombone does play in its current condition, but I would highly recommend getting it in top shape before starting little Jonny or Suzy on it. The trombone brand is Conn, which makes for an excellent starter student instrument. I have included photos of one small imperfection on the instrument, as well as showing the one broken clasp on the hard case. Two other closure clasps still work, but I wouldn't recommend them for daily transport to/from school. My son has moved to percussion, so we no longer need his trombone. Please let me know if you'd like to come see it, and play it. We are in Tooele.
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6 Hours
13
0
$150.00
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KSL Classifieds makes it easy to buy and sell with peace of mind. Check our safety tips and quickly report anything that doesn’t look right to keep your experience smooth and secure.


















VenmoYou can pay $900+ for a brand-new trombone. Or- you can buy my son's old trombone for $150, purchase a soft-shell case on Amazon for around $27, pay the approximate $105 to make the instrument be in tip-top shape as shown on the repair order invoice from a local instrument repair shop a little over a year ago, and save yourself approximately over $600! The trombone does play in its current condition, but I would highly recommend getting it in top shape before starting little Jonny or Suzy on it. The trombone brand is Conn, which makes for an excellent starter student instrument. I have included photos of one small imperfection on the instrument, as well as showing the one broken clasp on the hard case. Two other closure clasps still work, but I wouldn't recommend them for daily transport to/from school. My son has moved to percussion, so we no longer need his trombone. Please let me know if you'd like to come see it, and play it. We are in Tooele.











