rhino004
02-07-2003, 05:27 AM
Here are the answers to the questions about my tour of the Conn-Selmer (UMI) tour that I took last month.
1. The prefix "N" does mean that the saxophone was manufactured in Nogales, Arizona.
2. The "MEXICO" stamp on the body tube indicates that some parts were manufactured in Mexico and then assembled in Nogales, Arizona. This occured during the late 70's and early 80's.
3. The neck of a 34M can be used in a 10M. There may be a adjustment problem with the slide but this can be adjusted at the Nogales Plant. If you want to purchase a 34M neck, contact the Conn-Selmer customer service department.
4. If you have a warranty problem with the finish on your horn, it can be refinished at the Nogales Plant. If it is not a warranty issue, then they will not accept it.
1. The prefix "N" does mean that the saxophone was manufactured in Nogales, Arizona.
2. The "MEXICO" stamp on the body tube indicates that some parts were manufactured in Mexico and then assembled in Nogales, Arizona. This occured during the late 70's and early 80's.
3. The neck of a 34M can be used in a 10M. There may be a adjustment problem with the slide but this can be adjusted at the Nogales Plant. If you want to purchase a 34M neck, contact the Conn-Selmer customer service department.
4. If you have a warranty problem with the finish on your horn, it can be refinished at the Nogales Plant. If it is not a warranty issue, then they will not accept it.