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    Conn 15I posted on TubeNet

    I just saw this on TubeNet. I DO NOT know the seller but thought I'd repost in case of interest.

    http://forums.chisham.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=85559

    $300 or best offer is a pretty good deal. Again, I don't know the seller. I own a 15I and it is a nice horn if you want a small bore Euphonium. They are built like tanks too.
    John 3:16


    Conn Victor 5H Trombone
    Yamaha 354 Trombone
    Conn 15I Euphonium

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    I have made arrangements to buy this instrument for the purpose of converting it to a left handed horn

    this thread will give the details and any future updates if you're interested

    http://forums.chisham.com/viewtopic....c3c47bd971b795

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    Kudos to you Mark for doing this for that student. Sounds like a great project.
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    Good deal!
    John 3:16


    Conn Victor 5H Trombone
    Yamaha 354 Trombone
    Conn 15I Euphonium

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    Should have updated this. After reading my original thread, I was confused. it's the Top action euphoniums that are easy to make into a left handed instrument, not the front action.

    I made contact with the person on that thread that has a factory left handed holton, and I'm probably going to buy it instead

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