CONN 19B Trumpet? YAMAHA-CONN 1971 JAPAN EXTRAS with mouthpiece & Case P36671

  
Looking for a horn that can deliver a bright modern sound? Conn 19 B Trumpet Serial Number P36671 circa 1971; made by Yamaha in Japan! Quality made horn with premium materials and craftsmanship. Comes with original deluxe case, sanitized mouthpiece, and a new microfiber polishing cloth to keep your horn playing and looking great. Do you want to deal with a dirty instrument with stuck or damaged slides or valves?

A "used" or "preowned" instrument may cost much more to get back to playing condition. Read below how this horn was serviced. Looking for multiple instruments for your students?

All reconditioned horns from start to finish receive. Warm water rinse, and body and slides thoroughly brushed. Upper and Lower valve chambers polished. Threads cleaned on horn body and the top and bottom caps. Horn body trued as needed, hand torqued at all solder joints for strength, braces checked and repaired as needed. Tail, taper, flair and leadpipe dents and major dings removed when easily accessible. Valve chamber area knuckle dings removed if accessible. Female slide receivers dry scrubbed with firm brush, male slides polished, gap between valve body and threads cleaned. Valves hand lapped from top and bottom when accessible.

Valve chambers and valves checked for proper fit during lapping. Horn body is then hot water triple rinsed and scrubbed. Slides dry scrubbed with firm brush, polished and checked for proper fit and feel, any fit issues mentioned in listing.

Slides hot water rinsed, accessible dents and dings removed. Horn and valves assembled, all interfaces and parts lubed. Al Cass Fast used on ALL valves. Play tested and checked for valve action, slide fit, leaks, and slotting (after regular use, valves should fit to the lapped chamber and get faster).

Original mouthpieces are usually included, checked for receiver fit, cleaned and polished (most vintage mouthpieces have blemishes). Horn is then wiped clean and or hand polished. Cases opened, aired out, disinfected, vacuumed, sometimes minor repairs are completed (Note, some old cases will have residual smell). Horns are photographed, disassembled and checked for proper fit again.

Remember vintage horns have sometimes been sitting for a very long time, you as an instrument owner should clean your instrument regularly. AS-IS Condition Vintage & Antique Instruments.

Many vintage instruments have had solder and other repair work done in the past and many have sat for sometimes decades and even after thorough cleaning, more extended cleaning and fit work may be needed. If you have any questions or problems with your instrument after you receive it, please contact me first. I will offer full consideration for any parts or horns that are listed improperly.