Conns and Martins... beautiful. Very distinctive compared to the French horns. A lovely contrast.

You guys already know this…Dexter Gordon, Gene Ammons, Ike Quebec, Sal Nistico, Charlie Barnet and and many others made some of their greatest recordings on a 10M. I love Gordon throughout his entire career but still enjoy his playing on the 10M just a little more than the VI. And the great Lester Young preferred Conn tenors..New Wonder, Transitional's and later the 10M. And of course Leon Chu Berry… I also prefer today’s Troy Robert’s sound a little more when he was playing a Conn. Sax sections that have a mix of horns, Conns, Kings and good Selmers etc also sound richer imo. Conns are perfect for some players just as Selmers are for others. You definitely do the 10M justice here !

I just bought its sibling, number 334,234! I can't wait for it to arrive!

Great rundown and love the playing - those runs starting at 8:39 were sublime! And yes, I love my Conn transitional tenor 1934 😊

Bravo!!! Great sound!!! Best!

great sound. Beautiful tone.

…oh yeah, I really enjoy your playing ! Fab ☀️love how your playing is real soul. Not just regurgitating memorized lines. Look forward to your recordings

Jake, you played it beautifully. That sound is why many of us became saxophonists in the first place. I have a 10M, 280XXX series from 1941. It took a number of years to get it into playing shape but when I play it now the responses are ”OMG”. The 10M was also played by Eddie Miller (Bob Crosby Bobcats), Sal Nistico (Woody Herman bann Band), and, I believe, even Wayne Shorter. Thanks for the video.

Listening to you makes my day. Keep it going. One love.

Great video! I really enjoyed it . Man, What a beautiful sound you have!!!

Now that is some playing

SAX TENOR CONN 10M É MÁQUINA !!!!! PÔR ISTO QUE A SELMER PÁRIS COMPROU A CONN USA . PARA EVITAR A CONCORRÊNCIA !!!!!

I just bought my 10m. It is from 1963 and has the underneck octave. It has nickle plated keys which are cloudy but the horn really plays well with a great sound. I play on gigs my Selmer sa80 series 2 but I really could play the Conn anytime in place of the selmer. Thanks for your review. You are a spectacular sax player.

You have a nice tone.....

The Conn 10M Naked Lady (STH) sounds amazing - even with a Conn 16M neck on it!

Got the same year 10m beautiful sound

Great tone. Joel

You get a nice sound on that 5 star link. I'm on a 8 link which is too troublesom to play

Great indeed.. are not the right words. Sounds just awesome! But I noted and think that the neck is of Conn 16M. I wonder, what reed did you use? I am also the Conn lover :) My 10M Naked Lady of about 1958 year production, s : something 7 hundreds...I play Link STM 7* and Vandoren ZZ reeds, but just bought Florida STM 6*. haven't try it yet. Hope it will be better :) let see..

Beautiful playing!! I was wondering what differences you feel between the 10m and your Big B. Keywork, tone adjustments etc. Have a blessed day!!

I also believe that Joe Lovano has played one as well. A lot of great players with serious tonal identity.

Where did you get the awesome shirt?

AWESOME BRO! WHAT MP are you on?

I've been told - mostly by old New York players - that you can't really get around on a 10M. I think they meant with scales, arpeggios, and a metronome, rather than just blowin'.

I need help identifying my childhood Tenor. It has a T and an L(low). Its number is a M263xxx. It looks and sounds like this one. Could you help?

Had chance to buy one here in Australia , sadly my finances always got in the way my dream.

Just a quick fwiw point and a comment. Then as a background I have a 1941 10M, 1937 6M, and a 1925 Soprano. Not sure you mentioned it, or if that model still has this, but I swear the forked Eb (when it's working) adds a little extra special sauce to the tone, and/or makes things easier or more quirky in altissimo. I realize later that this was removed, but I keep seeing comments of "open up the Eb to give the note better venting" for some notes to think that this makes no difference what so ever. Somehow someway I ended up with a 3* Florida Double Ring Link way back 25 years ago in high school. Granted it's way different than modern mouthpieces, and I need to get proper reeds for it now that I'm playing again. My Theo Wanne Gaia 4 7* is great, don't get me wrong, but that old Link has this great low end to it and tone. Thankfully though Retro Revival makes great copies, so someone doesn't need to go out and track down a vintage one.

Bonjour have some mouthpiece to sell or one good store for buy one Thanks good player ☝️👍

Is this the "naked Lady" model? My friend has a 10M alto saxophone with a 3-digit serial number, but it's not the "naked Lady" model. He wants to trade it for my Buffet 18-20 tenor saxophone.