Even though repairs are essentially free for the first two years, after that period has expired, we remain at your service to maintain and repair your musical equipment forever. Wichita Band Instrument Company maintains a repair department capable of restoration work of the highest quality. The cost you is absolutely nothing except shipping and insurance charges. If your instrument sustains damage to the body, end bow, neck or bell, we'll burnish out the dents and make it look like new again. Wichita Band's service warranty does cover dents and dings to your instrument. Cases and plating finishes are not covered by our service warranty but are sometimes covered by factory guarantees. The customer is responsible for shipping and insurance charges. Often, wood replacement parts are supplied from the manufacturer at no charge. In the event of cracked or damaged wood sections, we will repair at no cost to the customer or replace the section and charge the customer only for our net costs for the replacement section.

For two full years, we will repair or replace - whichever in our estimation is the more advisable - pads, corks, springs or other parts required, at no charge to the customer. It's in addition to any factory guarantees. Wichita Band's service warranty is the same as it's been for more than thirty years: ALL new and all used instruments sold by Wichita Band Instrument Company come with our 24 month service warranty.

Virtually ALL the items we sell have been fully reconditioned in our own shop, although we do sell the occasional unrestored historical instruments each year. Today we have 18 employees including seven of the finest repair technicians in the country. Originally we were a repair shop that specialized in woodwind and sax restoration. We've been in business since 1953 and have had the same owner since 1963. Wichita Band Instrument Company is a small musical instrument emporium located in the center of the USA.

It's a fine pro trombone from one of the best American manufacturers during their Golden Years. With the original Conn mouthpiece and solid original case. Note the long slide stockings which contribute to the legendary Conn slide action. Slide action is still very good, '9 out of 10', and not adversely affected by the slight wear. The inside slide tubes show minimal wear, just a couple of small spots on the stockings where the chrome plating is worn. Now hand polished, the brass looks very good, but if the new owner wants it lacquered we'll do it for FREE before shipping. The trombone is clean, never damaged, and all original, but the original lacquer has been removed. Nothing like this superb trombone is available new today! 485 bore, 7-inch bell, typical of the best pro trombones of the time and still an excellent choice for jazz or lead playing 70 years later. Serial number 365,531, made in the Conn factory in Elkhart, Indiana in 1946. CONN MODEL 4H PROFESSIONAL TROMBONE, ALL ORIGINAL.

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