Conn 22 B Trumpet w/Jupiter 7C Mouthpiece and Case is used in good condition, minor scratches, nothing major, #815846.
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Conn 22 B Trumpet w/Jupiter 7C Mouthpiece and Case is used in good condition, minor scratches, nothing major, #815846.
VINTAGE 1969 Conn Director USA Trumpet w/ Copper Shooting Stars Bell + Extras. This item is gently used condition. There few minor dings due to this instrument being vintage item but nothing major. These items are preserved very well over the years. This trumpet is fully operating condition. This The pictures are taken from the actual item on sale. Comes with everything on the attached photos.
Playing condition though could use a cleaning. Nice affordable f attachment trombone. Comes with the case.
The serial # dates it to 1967, so it was made in the magical Elkhart factory in Indiana. Original everything, including the finish, so it has the usual nickel wear that these horns get over time, and some around the finger placement. Would recommend not refinishing. It sounds amazing as is. Horn has good compression and extremely quick valves. All slides work and move well. Tested and used for my big band work. An amazing all around horn. Honestly, having a hard time letting go of it. Comes with original case, Conn 4 mouthpiece and Conn lyre of the era. If you’re looking for this horn you probably already know, but the Coprion lead pipe means no red rot ever. Thank you for reading. Here’s more information from the Conn Loyalist. The Connstellation 38B is nickel plated with brass trim and has a large 5 1/8 bell. It has a #1 bore (0.438), and was produced from 1956 to at least 1979. What Conn said in 1966. Here is the large bore feel that top artists prefer. Produces six to 12 decibels more sound for the same player effort. The finest of mechanical superiority. Electro-D bell and mouthpipe.
This beautiful mellophone from the renowned brand Conn is an excellent option for brass enthusiasts. With its Bb key, it produces a rich and warm sound that will delight any listener. It is perfect for players of all levels, from beginners to professionals. Crafted with quality materials and attention to detail, this mellophone is built to last and offers a smooth playing experience. Its sleek design and comfortable feel make it easy to handle and perfect for performances or practice sessions. Add this stunning Conn Bb Mellophone to your collection today and elevate your musical experience. There are some dents, dings and finish wear. There is some denting around the first wrap and a couple wrinkles in the bell flair. The valves are smooth and the slides all pull as they should. This horn plays very well. It will be a good marching horn for a group or individual. No case or mouthpiece included. Please look at pictures and ask questions before putting in an offer. Additional pictures can be sent upon request. I always do my best to describe my items accurately. Please message me if there is an issue with an item before opening a case.
> What do the trumpets look like. Not the most imaginative name. It really is called the “Sixty-One B”. In 1967 Conn started to produce the 60B, and it lasted at least through 1972. The Conn 61B is essentially that same horn. It had a #1½ bore (0.458) and top spring valves. It was available in standard brass and with a “bright silver finish”. I have been contacted by a gentleman by the name of Bill Bracker who was an Inspection Supervisor for Conn at the time. He tells me the official name for the 60B was “Super Connstellation”. One of Conn’s clinicians at the time, the trumpet player Jerry Franks, was responsible for the design of the 60B and had the very first 60B prototype. The problem in production was easily fixed for the second production run. What Conn said in 1966: The most versatile, the finest trumpet ever created by Conn. Designed for the professional. Includes three sets of interchangeable finger tips. Completely new acoustical and mechanical design throughout. Ideal for studio, recording, solo or band work. The above was taken from the internet on a Conn 60B. THIS IS A CONN 61B. This Conn 61B trumpet is a rare find for any professional musician. With a bore size of. 458 and a brass body material, this instrument is perfect for those with expert experience levels. The valve type is a piston with 3 valves, and the finish material is nickel. The trumpet features a water key and finger hook, making it easy to play for extended periods without any discomfort. The leadpipe material is brass with a nickel plated valve material, and the bell material is also brass. This instrument is a standard type with a Bb key, and it was manufactured in the United States. It’s perfect for any trumpet player who wants to take their skills to the next level. No case or mouthpiece.
Up for sale is a remarkable vintage trumpet from 1936, complete with a case, three mouthpieces, and a cleaning tool. This instrument is a true piece of history and a must-have for any serious collector or passionate musician. Year: 1936 Serial Number 312544. Condition: Used, in found condition. Valves: The valves appear to be locked. Bell: Beautifully engraved design. Finish: Retains its original vintage finish with some use wear areas, small dents, and corrosion. Case: Comes with the case in very worn condition (no key). Rare Mouthpieces: Includes three mouthpieces for versatile playing options: 1 is unmarked, 1 Armstrong, and 1 Fitzall Model. This trumpet has an authentic patina that adds to its vintage charm. While it does show signs of use and age, these characteristics contribute to its unique appeal. PLEASE LOOK AT ALL OF THE PHOTOS. Please note that due to its age, some minor imperfections are present, such as scratches, discoloration, corrosion, and a couple of small dents. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of musical history. Please view all pictures for details and condition. Thanks for looking at our item!
This listing is for a raw brass 1951 Conn Pan American trumpet that is in EXCELLENT CONDITION for a 73-year-old vintage trumpet! The early 1950’s are considered by many to be some of the best years for American manufactured student trumpets that were hand-made by skilled craftsmen (like those who made the professional model trumpets). It holds two mouthpieces and provides large compartments to carry mutes, valve oil, etc. It has both side and top handles (plus hidden backpack straps that are neatly concealed under a cover that is secured by Velcro while not in use). This trumpet looks and sounds AMAZING! It has excellent slotting and intonation. There are a few super tiny dents and micro surface scratches that are only visible when looking very closely (so be sure to zoom in on all the photos). All valves and slides function perfectly! The finish of this trumpet is raw brass with beautiful patina raw brass valve caps and finger buttons for a cool contrasting color! However, the raw brass look may not be for everyone. A school band student may appreciate a plated or lacquered trumpet that doesn’t need to be wiped down after use to maintain a shiny appearance. Note: A raw brass finish will darken with a beautiful brass patina, which forms an ultra-thin protective layer. The raw brass instrument is free to resonate without a thick layer of sound dampening lacquer. Not having lacquer does not shorten the life of a brass instrument as long as the instrument is kept clean and is stored in its case in a good environment (not in a damp basement or shed for example). Simply wiping off the outer surfaces with a hand towel after playing will keep it looking good. Remember that the inside surfaces of all brass instruments are raw brass, so all brass instruments should be kept clean (inside and out) by wiping them down and storing them in their cases in a good environment when not in use. The fit and finish of this American made trumpet is very impressive! This is definitely one of the highest quality trumpets that you can find at this low price! With proper care and maintenance, which includes applying valve oil e. Blue Juice and tuning slide grease e. Bach 2942 on a regular basis, this trumpet can last a lifetime. I personally recommend using valve oil every time it is played to insure continued longevity and optimal performance. I personally tested, cleaned and lubricated this instrument. I hereby certify that it is fully functional, and is all ready to play. Please note that included is a brand new ProTec MAX MX301 case (see photo). Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you for your consideration.
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Very rare Conn NY Symphony special trumpet. The best of the best for its era and highly sought after today! The serial numbers are hard to read. Nice compression and valve action. The main tuning slide has one knick on the inner tubing edge. It has one, small patch where the bell meets the valve block. It’s very well done and hard to see! This needs light restoration before it’s a lead player again. This is priced to sell! And a fine playing horn as is. I estimate it needs an hour of shop time.. This trumpet comes with a newer, double poly style hard case. Vintage And a buescher MP. The finish is original but warn. I can’t see ant sighns of old repair work! First best offer &####128077.
