Repairman's Overview: Pre-War Conn 6M Alto Saxophone

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Saxophone repairman Matt Stohrer of https://www.StohrerMusic.com does it live! We'lldo it live! with another sitcom-length installment of Repairman's Overview, correcting a long-standing oversight by finally doing one on the venerable Conn 6M- a horn that has one finicky problem keeping it priced way lower than it should be. But now you know what the problem is and how to fix it! So get thee to a pre-war Conn 6M, one of the most finely crafted saxophones ever made.

Conn lock screws:    • Saxophone Repair Topic:  Conn Pivot Screw ...  
Conn 10M:    • Repairman's Overview: Conn 10M Tenor Saxop...  
Conn 26M and 30M:    • Repairman's Overview: Conn 30M and 26M "Co...  
Conn microtuner assembly:    • Saxophone Repair Topic: Assembly of the Co...  
Conn microtuner, disassembled:    • Repairman's Overview: Conn Saxophone Micro...  
Conn microtuner tool:    • Sax Repair Tool Review: Conn Microtuner Di...  
Conn microtuner work holder:    • Saxophone Repair Tip: Conn Microtuner Work...  
Conn microtuner, soldering it back on:    • Saxophone Repair Tip: Resoldering Conn NWI...  
Double socket necks and how they leak:    • Saxophone Repair Topic: Double Socket Necks  
Article on the Conn "transitional" and their variations: https://www.stohrermusic.com/2012/10/...

Conn microtuner writeup by Stephen Howard: http://www.shwoodwind.co.uk/HandyHint...
Conn 6M writeup by Stephen Howard: http://www.shwoodwind.co.uk/Reviews/S...

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