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Ernest Pechin, Cornet Virtuoso. Soloist with Innea' and Conway's Concert Bands, pronounced the greatest living Cornetist by both bandmasters. "I find the C. G. Conn. Ltd. Victor Cornet most wonderful in every respect easiest blowing, most perfect in tune, richest in tonal quality. No other cornet can compare with it."
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Ralph E. Corey. Trombone Virtuoso. Soloist with Sousa's band. "I attribute the success of my career in very great measure to the use of the Conn Trombone, which possesses everything a performer could hope for, I could not possibly do the work on any other make of instrument that I find easily rendered on th? Conn.'
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H. Benne Henton, Saxophone Virtuoso. Soloist with Sousa's and Cqn> way's Bands and Victor Talking Machine Co. "The Conn Saxophones are used almost exclusively by capable Saxophonists. They are superior in every detail, possessing improvements not found on any others and a rich tonal quality-~a mechanism that ia a work of art."
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John J Perfctto. Euphonitm Virtuoso and Soloist of Sousa's Band. "The Euphonium manufactured by C. G. Conn. Ltd. stands in a class by itself, far superior to any others I have ever tried, easy to play, rich and powerful in tone, perfect in mtonation .reliable in valve action.
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