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Hi Jeff, Firstly, it's difficult to put a valuaion on a horn without seeing it as there are so many things to consider, like the plating, general wear, dents, valve action, slide moveability etc., so
Hi, Duane-- The Leslie was a speaker system used extensively in the 1970's on Hammond Organs. It utilizes a revolving horn and bass baffle to reproduce the "Doppler" effect. This speaker system has
Hello Vera, Thanks for letting me answer your question. You have a Conn 10M Artist "Lady Face" Tenor, made in 1945. Sometimes these are referred to as "Naked Lady" models, With The Lady Face and by the
Okay, this is not the Anniversary model from 1982. The updated heelblock number shows it is a 1995 model, which oddly enough is another Anniversary model, the Maple Anniversary model was dreadnought size
Your serial number dates the horn to 1965 - after the Selmer take over which occurred toward the end of 1963 and into 1964. Unfortunately it makes your tenor most likely a 'student' horn. So you were

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