WTT or WTS -$2000- Conn 2J 4 piston CC

[k001k47]

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I'll be at TMEA if anyone attending is interested in this horn.

[TUbajohn20J]

Is that better or worse?? Is the 3J strickley a Conn project from texas??

Yep the 2J was the CC version of the 4J. The 3J was the CC version of the 5J

[k001k47]

Is that better or worse?? Is the 3J strickley a Conn project from texas??

Yep the 2J was the CC version of the 4J. The 3J was the CC version of the 5J

The 2J is a CC horn developed by Conn in association with Harvey Phillips; I'm guessing the 4J is a BBb adaptation of that horn. If anyone really wanted to know, there's a link in this thread to another thread: the history of the conn 2j.

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[k001k47]

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[k001k47]

b u m p Make an offer?

[Mcordon1]

This was almost my horn a year ago...
Almost drove from New York to Kentucky to get it!

[Bob Kolada]

b u m p Make an offer?

I almost would, but I am looking at an indy Thayer bass trombone this week and I don't have a buyer yet for my 1062. And, perhaps more importantly, if I get yours people will expect me to play C tuba including that dreadful 56J my unit has....

[iiipopes]

The 2J has a 16 1/2 inch bell; the 3J has an 18 inch bell.

[the elephant]

$2,500 is a very decent price for a decent 4/4 CC tuba in good shape. I liked this one a lot, but sold it because I was searching for something with more weight for my quintets. It was not what I was looking for, but I would have loved to keep it. At the time I had five CCs and was getting into some trouble with mrs. elephant. So I sold four of them. This was one of those four. It is a good tuba. And for that price it is a very good tuba. If you want to get a nice quintet tuba, already play CC and do not want to use an F in that setting and are not made of filthy lucre or then this one may be for you.

Noel is a straight dealer and a good guy.

Hear that...? The tuba is saying, "Buy me, buy me! Buy me now!"

This is a good amount of tuba for the price!

[Mcordon1]

I liked this one a lot, but sold it because I was searching for something with more weight for my quintets.

Don't you use your Yammie F in quintets?

Just wondering...

[k001k47]

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Give this horn a new home!

[k001k47]

Couple of nibbles, but no new owner yet.

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