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The Conn 48B has an artistic, Art Deco design concept. Every part of the horn incorporates Art Deco details, from the mouthpiece receiver to the rimless bell. The key difference between the 48B and most modern trumpets is the tubing wrap; the third valve slide is on the right of the tuning slide rather than on the left. The design concept continues through the recessed water keys, faceted valve casings, bracing, and valves caps. The bell features more engraving than many horns, but it's the rimless edge that steals the show.

All slides and valves move freely. The valves are bottom spring style valves.

There is lacquer wear across much of the horn, as well as some superficial scratching, but these are cosmetic blemishes that don't affect playability.

The horn is virtually dent free, although there are a few barely perceptible dents near the bell ferrule and on the leadpipe.

This Conn is a great player, and has good compression with thicker valve oil. This vintage, art-deco trumpet will not last long at this price, so check it out today, only at ACB!

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Listed7 years ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • Conn 48B Vocabell Trumpet in
Finish
  • Lacquer
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  • United States

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Austin Custom Brass

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