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I got these both on Shopgoodwill auctions. They came from opposite sides of the country the one on the left from California and the other from Georgia and both are from 1923. Both have been painted and I am having a hard time getting rods out of the one on the left. I learned that there is a...

Hello. I have Conn New Wonder 1918 tenor and there are couple of dents, on the body mainly. if I fix these dents and dings will it harm the sound of this model? I'm not sure abouth thickness of the metal here. I heard it won't be necessary to fix dents from the outside since it's already...

Hi to everyone! I've got a Conn Bari #180xxx Low Pitch, in excellent shape. It plays well with a big sound but... it's really out of tune on some notes, especially from high G to C. There's no suitable position for the mp (I have a Gottsu HS8), it goes too far and drops down. The previous owner...

My new horn, 1923 New Wonder

Hello. I recently purchased a conn soprano saxophone (1922 by serial number) in the artist's special finish. I found a loose key post when inspecting the saxophone, but I still bought it. I need to know what kind of solder these horns use, and if my local repairman could possibly damage the...

I'm trying to locate my Great Grandfather's long lost tenor saxophone. He died in 1975 and his saxophone was sold (I have been told) through an auction at the Northside Baptist Church in St. Petersburg, FL near Tampa. He was the only member of my family, dead or living to play saxophone, let...

I'm pretty sure this is a New Wonder soprano. The serial is 139xxx (1924?) with the L and Patent Dec 8 1914 1119954. It has the ring thumb rest, rolled tone holes, is engraved C.G. Conn Ltd, and has the smooth G#. It's satin silver with gold inside the bell. It's definitely a "forgotten" horn...