Conn Product Manual

ttf_Bob Weller · Post by **ttf_Bob Weller** » Mon Oct 09, 2017 2:33 pm

I imagine most of you have seen these Conn items before but I thought I would post them for anyone that has not seen them. As a kid,I spent quite a bit of time looking through both of them at my dad's music store. I have one of the product manuals but I lost the "Album of Stars" years ago. Enjoy!

https://www.saxophone.org/museum/publications/id/255

https://www.saxophone.org/museum/publications/id/256

Bob

ttf_watermailonman · Post by **ttf_watermailonman** » Thu Oct 12, 2017 1:14 pm

Quote from: Bob Weller on Oct 09, 2017, 02:33PMI imagine most of you have seen these Conn items before but I thought I would post them for anyone that has not seen them. As a kid,I spent quite a bit of time looking through both of them at my dad's music store. I have one of the product manuals but I lost the "Album of Stars" years ago. Enjoy!

https://www.saxophone.org/museum/publications/id/255

https://www.saxophone.org/museum/publications/id/256

Bob

Wow

Great!!!

/Tom

ttf_jnoxon · Post by **ttf_jnoxon** » Sun Oct 15, 2017 4:56 pm

I have a Conn Catalog from 1927. My grandfather whom I never met, went to the factory and bought a set of saxophones. The only thing left is the tenor, and a Lyon and Healy Soprano. It is a cool think to look at, with some pictures of the factory etc.

ttf_Burgerbob · Post by **ttf_Burgerbob** » Sun Oct 15, 2017 7:01 pm

When is that from? Apparently their only bass at the time was the 72H. So before the "new" TiS models came out.

ttf_Burgerbob · Post by **ttf_Burgerbob** » Sun Oct 15, 2017 7:01 pm

When is that from? Apparently their only bass at the time was the 72H. So before the "new" TiS models came out.