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Conn 8D

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£1800

Hard Case This Conn 8D was new only about 3 years ago. Ithas had professional use for a few years and plays with the characteristics that one would expect from a Conn 8D a very big sound which can get very loud before it breaks up, and with a very dark rich sound. Extra large bore for the right hand. The horn has been customised with a non-Conn American custom leadpipe which is unlacquered. The body of the horn is in excellent condition with very little lacquer wear The flare has taken some serious damage at some point which has been repaired, but this is still evident mainly round ther rim of

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Registered at Companies House as WOODHEAD HORNS LIMITED, number 06959537. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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