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Human Nature · 03-16-2007, 03:09 PM

Thanks for your clear explanation,

It's nickel plated but it isn't kept in good condition as I see some leakages around the main tube. I welded them and used Yamaha valve oil. It's now working very well.Even if I'm very new to that , I can notice that it's hard to play this in comparison to Yamaha and Fox Student Models and even harder than my instructor's Xeno ; once i can have the correct buzz, this becomes absolutely great!

Conn has done a great job , by the way it's saying

C.G.CONN-LTD
Connstellation
ELKHART-U.S.A.

near the outlet ( I'm about to be an aerospace engineer and this is our terminology :) )

03-16-2007, 03:09 PM	#10 (permalink)
Human Nature New Friend Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Ankara,Turkey Posts: 5	Re: 1923 Conn Thanks for your clear explanation, It's nickel plated but it isn't kept in good condition as I see some leakages around the main tube. I welded them and used Yamaha valve oil. It's now working very well.Even if I'm very new to that , I can notice that it's hard to play this in comparison to Yamaha and Fox Student Models and even harder than my instructor's Xeno ; once i can have the correct buzz, this becomes absolutely great! Conn has done a great job , by the way it's saying C.G.CONN-LTD Connstellation ELKHART-U.S.A. near the outlet ( I'm about to be an aerospace engineer and this is our terminology :) )