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Conn 6D Artist Series Double Horn
Item# 22172
Conn6D Artist Series Double Horn


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Product Description
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The Conn 6D Artist Double French Horn offers professional features in an intermediate double horn. The 6D features a .468 inch bore, the same as the Conn 8D Professional Series, plus a 12 inch yellow brass bell for excellent tone and projection. The Conn 6D is a perfect choice for the intermediate player as their first double horn or for the school ensemble needing a high quality instrument at an affordable price. The Conn 6D Artist Double French Horn includes a case and mouthpiece and is available in lacquer (6D) finish.
Product Overview and Specifications
Key of F/Bb, .468" bore, 12" yellow brass bell, nickel outer slides, tapered rotors and bearings, clear lacquer finish. Conn 2 mouthpiece.
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6 found helpful, 7 found unhelpful.
Amazing Instrument and Value
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by Drew 7/2/2007 10:47:31 PM
Musical Experience: Middle School Band
Style of music: Varied Full Band Music
Hometown US
I play in one of the best middle school band programs in the nation and all of my band friends agree that my tone and intonation is great when I play my Conn 6D. I have recently gone to an extremely large camp where they classify you in 4 different bands (1st being the best, 4th being the worst). I made 1st chair 1st band when I played my Conn 6D.


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by Shane (fagriculture@yahoo.com) 4/13/2007 1:48:31 PM
Musical Experience: 20 years
Style of music: Varies
Hometown Colorado
I used a Conn 6D at college this year. This horn is really on the sharp side; I had the main tuning slide all the way out, and it was still sharp on some notes, but part of that is because I don't put my hand as far in the bell as most hornists do. I really like the valve action and the low back pressure. I got more range in the upper register on a Holton 180, but for playing fast passages with a lot of articulation, I liked the Conn better.


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