[Rackety Sax]

I thought this was kind of funny. It evidently shipped with a Keilwerth made Conn 92m alto, a "DJH Modified" before it was called that. It's a "Couf Artist" stencil, but it shipped with a Conn, so.... you better keep your wits about you when you've got this mouthpiece around.

It plays very nicely.

 

[bandmommy]

Good one!

On a side note... The community band/choir that I belong to used to be called SCAMM. Saranac Community and Area Music Makers. I was part of one of the smaller vocal ensembles called "SCAMM Artists".
They changed the name after a few years because some of the members felt the acronym was too 'negative'.
Some people have NO sense of humour...

 

[Soul Patch Paul]

What's not to love about a mouthpiece with a name like that! LOL! Great! Thanks for sharing, Rackety.

 

[bruce bailey]

I worked for Danny Henkin (DJH) for about 10 years. When he bought Conn and later King to form UMI, I told him to call it King-Conn.

 

[king of jazz]

:sign5:

 

[super20dan]

for 10m fan?

 

[Isle of Jazz]

Oh that's funny — yup, I lol'ed!

 

[MojoBari]

Conn 10M saxes were called Conn Artist models. The 16M was the Conn Director.

 

[saxtek]

The tubas were Conn-Descenders

 

[super20dan]

oh well -at least one person got the joke