Conn Cornet
Q: So I just bought a vintage cornet (1969 Conn Director) and it comes with a Reynolds 7c mouthpiece, which to my understanding is also vintage. I'm pretty picky of what I put on my mouth, so I really want to buy a new mouthpiece, yet I don't know if I can
A: First of all, if you have a cornet, then it uses a cornet mouthpiece. Trumpet mouthpieces won't even fit. If you're a beginner, a Bach 7C should do the job.
Reynolds was an instrument company, but it went out of business back in or around
it seems in prettry good condition and probly older than i think on the outside of the box it says connstellation by conn and it has everything included to clean it and tune it around how much would it be worth
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Okay. I'm really want a cornet, but I can only get one from eBay because I'm on a tight budget.
The options are:
Vintage Silver Conn New York Wonder Bb Cornet
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Silver-Conn- New-York-Wonder-Bb-Cornet-68508-/1105349
I was just wondering if anyone has heard of the manufacturer of a cornet i recently acquired. on the top of the bell, read correctly if you hold the bell facing left and the mouthpiece facing right, is stamped "BALDWIN", and...
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Jacobs' band monthly The CG CONN, Limited CORNET SERIES No. 7 Another Great Artist Has Adopted the Conn Cornet "THE VICTOR" All truly great Cornetists adopt the Conn Cornet If ... |
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ITG journal 1 am prepared to say emphatically that in my opinion the Conn Cornets have no rivals, ... It blows so easy I advise all band men to buy the Conn cornet. ... |
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The sax & brass book 7 7 : Butler cornet DF. 7 7/72: King cornet DF; Conn cornet DF. 76: Selmer trumpet DF. 20/27: Bach trumpet PH. 27: King trombone Bl. 24/25: Martin trumpet ... |
