the only thing wrong that I could find with it is the logo on the side is a little bent.
The bell tail is free of dents, but there is some evidence of dent work.Ī Conn case is included with the horn, but no mouthpiece. None of these are affecting the tone or intonation of the horn. Has the classic 8H rose brass 8.5' flare. Has not been damaged or repaired previously that we can tell. All of the parts and lacquer are original. It is from the same collection of the 2 78H's listed on our website currently. This is a very special horn and plays fantastic. Also, the leadpipe has a very slight bend. Conn 8H from the early 1950's Elkhart era. There are a few dings, and one small dent on the horn. However, having no lacquer allows the horn to resonate better. The horn has had it's lacquer stripped, so, consequently, the horn is not as "pretty" as those with lacquer. (I/Steve am also a 54 year old instrument.) This trombone is nearly the Holy Grail: a pinnacle of mid-20th century trombone design and fabrication. It is in immaculate shape for a 54 year old instrument. The valves are quick and light and all of the slides move as intended. This is a Conn 88H tenor trombone built about 1968 in Elkhart, Indiana, USA. The tone is that classic, dark, huge Conn 8D sound, and the intonation is absolutely wonderful. Elkhart Conn 8Ds are well sought after horns, but they are hard to find in good playing condition.
The serial number begins with "H", which makes this horn date to about 1966. It is also known simply as a “horn.” It has a flared bell with tubing that has been coiled, and sound is produced by blowing into a mouthpiece.For sale is an excellent Conn 8D double French horn built in Elkhart Indiana. King Model 618 French Horn w/ Eb attachment in Good Condition – Make an Offer!! The French Horn is an instrument in the brass family. Is the king 618 French horn in good condition? Bidders are welcome to bid for this conn french horn at an offer price of only 69.95. Vintage CG Conn LTD Single French Horn Brass please see all photos and ask questions before bidding. Horns are less frequently made with red or gold brass, which has a higher percentage of copper than yellow brass. Used, Vintage CG Conn LTD Single French Horn Brass. What kind of brass is used in French horns?įrench horns are most commonly made with yellow brass, which contains 70% copper and 30% zinc. Over time, due to the horns mellow and rich tones, the double French horn came to be commonly found in orchestras and bands. It has most of its lacquer still intact, the valves are quick and quiet, and all of the slides pull easily. It is used, but is in good condition for its age. For sale is a Conn 6D double French horn. What’s there to know about French horns? Historically, these brass instruments were regularly used during royal hunting trips. Conn 6D Double French Horn Made in Elkhart Indiana Used. The double French horn was invented in the late 1800s. When was the double french horn first used? The advantage of the case is that it protects the musical instrument from harsh condition that may impact negatively on its performance. The case is also light in weight for convenience. It features a case that comes with rucksack assembly. The horn comes at an affordable price and it gives a value far more than its price. Great horn Doug and I played duets for about an hour while I tinkered with lead pipes. Marching Brass (1) Apply Marching Brass filter. What’s the best thing about a cheap French horn? French Horn (1) Apply French Horn filter. It is the most popular model in the Farkas line.
Holton is an acclaimed brand that has made a name for itself by producing top of the line professional French horns. Holton H179 – Best Professional French Horn This is another incredible work of art. It was recently checked over and play tested by one of our expert brass repair technicians. Although it shows some wear, it plays great and would be a nice horn for a student to intermediate player. This used horn is a great student instrument. Located in Elkhart, Indiana, their products include trumpets, cornets, flugelhorns, mellophones, euphoniums, trombones, and mouthpieces for brass instruments.