Conn Saxophones

This is a very rare version of the Transitional altos, as it has the Metro stamp on the neck but not on the body. Of course this alto has rolled tone holes (original condition) and the double socket neck with perfect microtuner. All tiny locking screws are original and present. The sax plays very...

In original and almost mint condition : very rare.. More info on the 28M model can be found online. This sax is completely different compared to any other sax!... Not that many were made. Have a look on the internet about these horns! Lots of info available.. Not a beginner saxophone: blinking fa...

MRO ID : AS10In remarkably good condition, with original lacquer. This is one without the rolled tone holes. It was build end of 1949 according to the Conn serial number list. It's a terrific horn to play, very free blowing! Lots of power and a full sound. Condition : Overhauled by previous owner...

In remarkably good condition, with original lacquer. This is one of the first 6M horns without the rolled tone holes. It was mid 1948 according to the Conn serial number list on the saxpics website. It's a terrific horn to play, very free blowing! Lots of power and a full sound.Condition : Overha...

MRO ID: AS96This 6M alto is in very good condition, without any serious repairs or dents. Original lacquer, with the famous Ladyface engraving. Its one of the first 6M horns with the nickel plated keywork. These are the last professional-level horns produced by Conn. The double socket neck has no...

Here we have one of the early 6M VIII models with serial 282300, build late summer of 1937. The 6M VIII model was introduced early 1937 and has a slightly different neck compared to the standard 6M. Highly sought after, as these 6Ms are supposed to have the best intonation. A pristine example is ...

Bare brass version. This is the sought-after type with the rolled tone holes, from December 1946. One of the last ones with the rolled tone holes! It's a terrific horn to play, very free blowing! Lots of power, fast ergonomic keywork and a full sound.Condition : Overhauled by MROsaxophones in Aug...

One of the very last 6M models with the rolled tone holes: serial 327xxx already has the straight tone holes. This is the bare brass version, the previous owner had it chemically stripped, without buffing. It has the original amber rollers, rolled tone holes, double socket neck and a fully functi...

This is the famous Conn 26M VIII 'Connquerer' alto sax. In remarkably good and original condition. Original lacquer is in very good condition, with a fantastic engraving. These are very free blowing horns! Lots of power, fast ergonomic keywork and a full sound. The VIII model is the best of the b...

This is the famous Conn 26M VIII 'Connquerer' alto sax, in almost new condition! Definitely a relacquer, but extremely well done. This one has nickel plated keywork. These are very free blowing horns! Lots of power, fast ergonomic keywork and a full sound. The VIII model is the best of the best a...

Conn Transitional 6M type, with low B and Bb key on the left hand side of the bell. This one doesn't have the underslung octave mechanism, but it features the so-called New York neck. More or less the same as the old ChuBerry type, but with the double socket and without microtuner. These necks ar...

This is the famous Conn 26M 'Connqueror' alto sax. In remarkably good condition. Definitely an older relacquer, but well done. These are very free blowing horns! Lots of power, fast ergonomic keywork and an amazing sound. This one can be dated to mid-1935 and is one of the first 26M model horns. ...

The Conn Transitional 6M type has the B and Bb keys on LH side and the 6M-style pinky plateau. Almost identical to the real 6M, the neck has the old-style ChuBerry microtuner. These horns are absolute killers, lots of power and very free blowing. This one was build early 1932 and is one of the fi...

In original and almost mint condition : very rare..This sax is completely different compared to any other sax! Heres some info found online :These saxophones were redesigned, utilizing many ideas from Allen Loomis (Conns resident saxophone visionary) and Hugh Loney, with input from Santy Runyon, ...

MRO ID : AS06in perfect condition! This is one of the first Naked Lady horns without the microtuner system. Maybe a custom option, or maybe the info on Saxpics.com is not entirely accurate?...... Very comfortable during playing and perfectly in tune.Condition : Overhauled by previous owner in May...

Conn Transitional 6M type, with low B and Bb key on the left hand side of the bell, and the underslung mechanism on the neck. This is the TRUE Transitional type, with both ChuBerry and 6M type features. Not that many were made and they are highly sought after. Further details: matt silver-plated ...

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This overhauled 1947 Conn 6M Alto Saxophone is in great playing condition. As with all in-house overhauls this instrument has been fully key fitted.

Instrument condition: NewConn- Selmer 380v Alto SaxophoneThis is an exeptionally vibrant sounding sax, with a dark character.The unlacuered finish adds to the charm of this classic looking yet contemporary sounding horn.Perfect upgrade for students upgrading from their first horn and looking for ...

Suitable for Beginner playersComes with a FREE Rousseau mouthpiece and Rovner ligature Fantastic Taiwanese made tenor saxophone that offers a rich dark tone, rock solid construction and stunning aesthetics. For the price it's one of the best sounding tenor saxophones on the market today. Specific...

Comes with straight and curved necks. Includes Rousseau mouthpiece and Rovner ligatureBackpack case Specifications: High F# Low Bb Gold Lacquer

A fantastic addition to the Conn-Selmer 380V range, and like the alto and tenor this baritone gives unrivaled tone in it's price rangeSuper solid construction and stunning aesthetics make this a stern choice for any intermediate or professional player. Specifications: High F# Un-lacquered vintage...

1936 Early Connqueror 26m alto, the finest and best of Conn. Fine, early 26M (Connqueror) alto sax. With this model you can adjust everything separately with special screws: the valves themselves, but also how far they open exactly. This model includes riveted tonehole edges, micro-tuner on the n...

1957 I traded this Conn 10M from 1957 for a great King Super 20, a completely different instrument. After all, that's a form of tourism: people want something different. This completely original instrument has been completely disassembled and fitted with new cork and felt and I have replaced a nu...

1928 Mother's most beautiful it is no longer, this former great love of a German professional, but what a great instrument this is! The silver plating may be affected, but this instrument is still super solid after the revision. And what a beautiful sound: full, fat, warm and with a lot of core. ...

1936 This is a pre-war 10M with still the folded edges. Provided it is in original condition, this is a very expensive instrument. This one is not too bad: it was once repainted in a comical way. It has not been polished before painting, that is well done, no material was lost. After repainting, ...

Conn 10M tenor saxophone Serial Number: 20845 In gold lacquered finish, with silver-plated appliqué. Includes suitcase. 2 year warranty and free maintenance.

This Conn New Wonder Series I alto saxophone has recently been completely overhauled. It is a sax with a very robust Conn sound. Characteristic features are the micro tuner on the neck and the folded tone edges. An old owner, but certainly still good for another 100 years of saxophone fun! - New...

Another beautiful American alto saxophone in our occasion collection: this Conn 6M "Lady Face" from 1957. The 6M's from this construction period have no micro tuner on the neck and folded tone edges. This alto saxophone does have metal resonators in the pads, an underslung octave mechanism and a ...

This Conn New Wonder series II alto saxophone is nickel-plated and built in 1924. On this sax you will find rolled tone holes ("rolled tone holes"), as shown in the photo. Also typical for these models is the micro tuner on the neck. With this Conn New Wonder II alto saxophone you have a good old...