Up for auction is a 1966(serial number H48615) Conn 8D Double French Horn. Please provide a physical address for delivery. Shipping will be combined for a lower rate providing the items are paid for in one payment. Our shipping charges include costs to package in the highest quality packing material. Azerbaijan, Brazil, China, Estonia, Greece, Guam, India, Indonesia, Namibia, Paraguay, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Venezuela, Vietnam or Zambia. We ship using UPS to all International locations.
#Conn 8d used full#
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#Conn 8d used professional#
Features Professional model french horn, Key of F/Bb, 468" bore, 12-1/4" large throat detachable bell, All nickel silver body, Tapered rotors and bearings, Fully mechanical change valve, Adjustable levers, Silver-plated finish, Shipping Information Attention Canadian and other International Bidders- You will need to pay Duties and Taxes upon delivery.
Auction Includes Only professional model double french horn.
Valves and Slides- all valves and tuning slides function properly and are playable. This strikingly beautiful french horn has an immaculate sound that is rather captivating and enchanting! Do not miss out on it! Body and Finish- there are some dings and small dents around the bell tubing(just past pinky-hook) there are some scratches on the bell-tubing. Conn 8D CONNstellation Professional Model F/Bb Double French Horn in EXC+ condition! This french Horn is in EXC+ condition with normal to moderate wear and tear. Monday- Friday 9AM- 5PM EST Please Contact Us using the"Ask a question".
#Conn 8d used free#
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#Conn 8d used upgrade#
But for high school players looking for an upgrade to a professional level horn, the Conn 8D can be a great choice if you love the traditional big, dark American horn sound.Warranty. Because of their large bell, we would not recommend an 8D to a student starting out due to the large volume of air required to sustain it (younger horn players should check out our Conn 6D and Holton H179 reviews). While many Conn loyalists are caught up with the Elkhart models, the truth is that newer 8Ds, made in Eastlake Indiana can be decent horns - but not for every style of player. But it still has its hardcore loyalists and remains one of the most popular American horns. Whether due to these manufacturing changes or general shifts in taste, the Conn 8D is starting to lose some of its stature in the American horn world - with many players moving to custom-made Geyer horns at the professional level. But you'll be increasingly hard pressed to find an Elkhart model in good working condition. And that the newer versions, while improved over Texas-made models, don't quite compare.
Horn players generally agree that the earlier "Elkhart" models-manufactured in Elkhart Indiana between 19-are of superior quality, especially compared to those made in Texas from 1970 to 1986. If you hear a big silky, soaring horn line in the next big block buster film, chances are it was played on an 8D. Especially renown for its prominent role in Hollywood soundtracks, the Conn 8D has a distinctive tone quality that counters what its evangelists consider the more stuffy Geyer style horns. First manufactured in 1937, the Conn 8D is a Kruspe-style horn that quickly established itself as one of the top models for professional hornists in America.
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