CONN DIRECTOR 15B COLLECTOR GRADE

K02545

1966/67 PRODUCTION

GORGEOUS CLOSE TO MINT FOR COLLECTOR OR PLAYER

IF YOU GREW UP WITH CONNS YOU KNOW THESE EARLIER HORNS ARE A

SOLID BUY  FOR STUDENTS AND GREAT COMEBACK HORNS

IT HAS BEEN PROPERLY CLEANED AND ALLIGNED

LACQUERED BRASS WITH NICKLE FEATURES AND EXCEPTIONAL

ORIGINAL CORRECT CONN CASE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION; IN AND OUT.

MINT, CORRECT, VALUABLE CONN 4 MOUTHPIECE; AND CORRECT MINT CONN LYRE 

EMAIL ANY QUESTIONS AND LOCAL INSPECTION ALWAYS WELCOME

FROM THE CONN LOYALIST; THANK YOU CHRISTINE FOR THIS GREAT RESOURSE:

What Conn said in 1962:
Completely New, these Conn Directors offer new and greater heights of performance for the aspiring young musician. Even the untrained embouchure can easily play each note right on the button due to the remarkably centered response. Every minute detail has been specifically designed and created with the student in mind so that he may quickly progress to the best of his ability. The new Conn Directors are acoustically, mechanically, and musically superior... without doubt the finest value in this price range!
Special features of the new Directors: "Anti-Bounce", positive, quiet valves. Bell thickness graduated for finest tone. Newly calibrated bore for easier high register. Brilliant, longer lasting "Lustre-Conn" finish.

What Conn said in 1966:
Acclaimed by music educators throughout the country as the top value in student trumpets. Designed to allow the student to progress to the best of his natural ability. Easy playing, with precise intonation throughout all registers. Remarkably centered response and tonal brightness. Ruggedly built to stand up under the rigors of student use. 17B has Coprion bell for slightly darker, more centered tone. 15B has brass bell. Medium bore feel. Length 21". Bell 4 5/8"..

THERE IS NO ADVANTAGE TO LAST MINUTE OFFERS. THEY OFTEN GO UNSEEN AND EXPIRE WITH THE ITEM.

WE BOTH LOOSE IF YOU ARE SERIOUS.