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Here for sale is a vintage Conn 2B "New World Symphony." I don't know a whole lot about it but I am 95% certain this is the correct model, as several gurus on this site have verified that for me.

I believe the horn was "restored" at some point. What this means, I'm not entirely sure, but the valves are great and compression is solid. It plays quite well and has a bright, vintage Conn tone.

I purchased it for $600 and never used it, so I'm looking to just break even.

$600 + shipping

SOLD - 9/8/21

@carl-d said in Need 1st valve for 1941 Conn 2B New World Symphony:

@administrator A 1927 2B is a different horn then a 1941 wrong valve.

Shoot. What do I know. Best of luck in your "hunt."

Well, I have a whole trumpet I can sell you.

https://www.accuweather.com/en/hurricane/ida-destroys-historic-landmark-jazz-legend-louis-armstrong-considered-a-2nd-home/1009844

I spent 5 years studying the trumpet at a collegiate level, let alone 5 minutes.

@bobmiller1969 said in What is this Conn?:

Definitely a 2B. I haven't seen one of these pop up in a while. THe last one I saw went for $600-$700 as I recall, and had definitely been overbuffed when it was refinished, otherwise I probably would have bought it. Has this horn been refinished? -Bob

Yes. I think the valves are new too.

I'm trying to sell this old Conn trumpet. I think it's a 2B, but I am not sure. Don't know what to ask for it yet.

Asking $700 + shipping.

Bach 43* for sale. * means lightweight bell. Plays nicely, although it does need repairs. Valves are in good shape and compression is quite nice. Probably early Elkhart era.

I can tell you that my Radial bell is very, very large. I will have to measure it tomorrow to see precisely how large, but larger than almost all modern production trumpets.

What is this? I think it's a Tibetan spiritual / religious horn, kind of like a didgeridoo or alpenhorn. Very interesting.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144156248743?rt=nc&_trkparms=aid%3D56732482%26algo%3DDEFAULT_ALGO%26ao%3D1%26asc%3DDEFAULT_CONFIG%26meid%3D66ebbcf0e5b3439bbdef30e68b70f6de%26pid%3D101290%26rk%3D5%26rkt%3D10%26itm%3D144156248743%26lsid%3D3%26ci%3D16214%26plcampt%3D0%253A11748918011%252C%26itmf%3D1%26sid%3DAQAGAAAAECvpEv9TeJKE6ShxpAaIWdQ%3D%26pmt%3D1%26noa%3D0%26pg%3D3268220&_trksid=p3268220.c101290.m2333&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mksrc=PromotedListings&plrfr=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.gumtree.com%2Ftrumpet%2Fwantage&toolid=10001&campid=5338778148&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&amdata=cksum%3A14415624874366ebbcf0e5b3439bbdef30e68b70f6de|enc%3AAQAGAAAB0GsryP%252BuvGQ8AgvA%252F5fmGAguzV02A8I1lI4A1LXaXutxX3L3o5cl1pSTqF05cczyKvXghUJzBKjFkQ7YpaYyJmFSz98mUK7z%252FDwyPIwDPgGUC4pVr3KLDxwZ21pGFdawuwuE%252FLnWCx7J4%252FXKECZMBF3ly%252B5hxgib3r9oLpD3XfMpKLykF5WVA6KbDe2INBLzGNPJJNdKR1Ls3evFPFaNpwm5igkALXAKs7Q95EaJ71t71vrPgoSK3IpBdU7PNmXpBygyemUkKb3z0GrJ%252FWdfxLnK41HZNvizu9Nc1Q0jfUQm1R1loLHckc%252FgvkZ2vUWWMMgQqZjkrwNujOqZY6Ant50rGw9YfxSMFAaejPRZpDiXpVYrbf0T2Em%252FfkU9081iwRqhwlUMb0v%252B7pGF4tikqdKIPY3MRy3irvtBrGyLBCkQZFBK3PY4AkeeleLOur8NymCqc1LiY%252BMLCXTHQZh8QbFkGgiMd2SMGDgVMt5PFbArNL6TJmBNX3YnhrhbT2xvobXX8hr3yR5RCnY7aOBmmMC38BAAu4dkWZMe17KOMsUbNzF3KMXYoFr0M0jWhfngnIWmBsTjptOZs7D7qvqVyaLyPfONBluiSKYlQIZ93YL9|ampid%3APL_CLK|clp%3A3268220

Lol. I chose a new hobby.

Is this Adam Rapa's line of equipment?

@flugelgirl said in #AmandasBench:

It really is an exceptional little horn! It’s also tiny - about the size of an Eb cornet. Cutest tiny flugel ever!

Is it even remotely playable?

I lived out there once. Payette is a nice little town. I'm sure that great piece of history will get good use.

I picked this horn up for $250. First time I've owned a 43*. Yes, it needs several hundred dollars worth of repairs, but still a good deal in my mind.

Sounds like they really just want to "marginalize" the trumpet players!!