#Conn guitar serial numbers serial numbers
Re: conn serial numbers ok, that answers that. Re: conn serial numbers One additional correction: Conn started moving production of their student lines from Elkhart to the ex Best Manufacturing plant in Nogales, AZ in the early 60's. As Bruce says, it's best to have a pic of the horn. You'll see a NWII or 6M on eBay occasionally listed as a late 60s horn because someone consulted the serial number chart and misinterpreted it. The Ms you have to be careful of are the ones in the 60s Conn ran out of serial numbers and started putting letters in front of them in the late 50s or early 60s I'm not certain of thisbut I believe that an "M"-prefaced serial number from this vintage will only have 5 digits. Re: conn serial numbers There were 2 sets of Conn models that had M prefacing the serial number, and this often a source of confusion.Īs Bruce stated, the "M" stands for saxophone. Also keep in mind that the Conn instruments all used a letter for the family. Re: conn serial numbers when dealing with the s and later Conns it is good to provide a photo of the horn. They have mistakes.Īlso, Conn did some unusual things at times. See some commonly referenced serial number charts. The 'M' prefix was used on earlier saxophones, too. The student horns were made there beginning in the 's or so. 1990 toyota ecu wire diagram diagram base website wire It was not moved to Nogales Arizona or Nogales Mexico. The 10M production stayed in Elkhart until the end.
I have a 10M with a serial number starting with the letter 'L', made in in Elkhart, Indiana.
Conn started using letter prefixes on serial numbers in Those serials started with a 'C'. Re: conn serial numbers Wrong on all counts. My 10m simply has the 6digit serial numberxxx stamped below the PAT. Remember Me? What's New? Results 1 to 9 of 9.
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