Conn saxophones are very popular vintage saxophones. If you are looking for a professional instrument, but have a limited budget, these are a good option.
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![]() Deluxe ALTO saxophone pads set CONN 18M SIZE spcn18a US $7.90
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![]() CONN 21M Alto Saxophone NR US $75.00
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![]() Conn Chu Berry Alto Saxophone GOLD CUSTOM ENGRAVED US $1,250.00
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![]() Conn USA Alto Saxophone US $61.00
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![]() Conn USA Alto Saxophone wHard Case Mouthpiece US $62.11
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![]() 1914 Elkhart C G Conn Alto Saxophone Sax w Case Extras US $56.55
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![]() CONN SELMER PRELUDE AS701 ALTO SAXOPHONE SAX W CASE NR US $162.50
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![]() ALTO SAX SAXOPHONE AMERICAN CONN Made in USA MINT COND US $100.00
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![]() Vintage CG CONN Alto Sax Saxophone In Case US $125.86
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![]() Conn Artist Alto Saxophone Virtuoso Deluxe Finish WOW US $5,000.00
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![]() Conn Chu Berry Model Alto Saxophone ORIGINAL SILVER US $1,100.00
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![]() Conn 20M Alto Saxophone with Case US $325.00
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Questions and Answers
- Question:
- Where do i find serial number on my Conn saxophone?
Can only find 6079 stamped on it. It's marked Conn USA on the bell with what i believe they call the "shooting stars" design. everything i find tells of serial #'s in the 6000's are from 1903, but i don't believe mines that old. and no, no other numbers have been filed off next to the 6079. These numbers are below what i think is the right thumb "hook". it is obvious i'm not a sax player. picked this up at a yard sale some time ago. - Answer:
- Often these are hard to find, as you are finding out. Check on the ribs, underneath the keys. That made them particularly hard to file off, as you alluded to. There are also sites like that of Lars Kirmser that have serial runs - so does Dan Cipriano, and a few others. You can always contact Selmer (who took over Conn) - and then it went to UMI. http://www.xs4all.nl/~cderksen/ConnSaxophone.html You probably hit this page already - same results, 1903. Could be . . . .
- Question:
- need info on a conn saxophone ?
I have a conn tenor saxophone, all i know is the serial number it is 4132436 if you can help me figure out what this saxophone is and wha tis maybe worth i would really appreciate it - Answer:
- CHeck out this website.
- Question:
- How much would I get for pawing a Conn Saxophone at a pawn shop?
- Answer:
- It varies from pawn shop to pawn shop and would be based on the condition of the instrument. Figure about 10% - 15% of the actual value.
- Question:
- where would i find the serial number on my conn alto saxophone?
im pretty sure all i can find is the model number which is under the thumb rest where would the serial be? and thats not the serial i looked hah yea its definately a fake thanks though and would i get in trouble for selling it? - Answer:
- It will depend on how new or old the instrument is. If it is an old Conn, the information is all under the thumb rest. I don't know where it is on the newer conns. I linked to a picture below to show what the serial number information is on an old Conn. In the example, the serial number is the line starting with M. You can never get in trouble for selling a fake unless you are claiming it is something it is not. Also realize that I only provided the picture for older Conns (pretty much pre 1960s). What the newer Conns have could be something else. If it is a fake, don't expect to get much more than maybe $200, if that.


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