Up for sale is a stunning example of American craftsmanship: a C.G. Conn 30ML Tenor Saxophone, lovingly referred to as the "Naked Lady" model thanks to the iconic engraving on the bell. This horn hails from the 1940s, a golden era for Conn saxophones, and is a 30ML model, with the “L” indicating Low Pitch tuning (A=440Hz)—perfect for modern ensembles and tuning standards.
Features & Specs:
- Model: C.G. Conn 30ML
- Era: 1940s (Elkhart, Indiana USA)
- Key: Bb Tenor
- Pitch: L = Low Pitch (440Hz)
- Finish: re-lacquer (may show signs of wear consistent with age)
- Bell Engraving: Classic “Naked Lady” art deco engraving
- Neck: Original Conn neck included
- Condition: Very good for its age – strong body integrity, key action is responsive, pads may benefit from a check or refresh depending on player preference
The 30M was Conn's answer to the pro market during the 1940s and shares many design features with the revered 10M—but with subtle differences. This horn sings with a rich, resonant tone, a free-blowing response, and that classic dark Conn sound. Whether you're a player, collector, or both, this instrument offers historical value and serious performance chops.
What’s Included:
- Conn 30ML Tenor Saxophone
- Original neck
- Vintage case (functional, shows age)
- Mouthpiece
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