French made, serial number 56532. This particular horn was professionally repaired with a couple of dents repaired and the #2 valve cap replaced. The cap used is not an original Couesnon but functions as it should and does not affect the play of the instrument. Here's the scoop on flugelhorn mouthpiece tapers. If you are using the wrong taper, you may be experiencing poor intonation and response! FRENCH (straight) taper. Also known as Couesnon Taper. Learn more about Bach and C.G. Conn flugelhorns.

1. Couesnon Paris Trumpet

Couesnon Paris Trumpet

Rascaljim wrote:Has anyone heard of this brand? Crazytalk animator 2 crack kickasstorrents. Couesnon is most famous for their flugelhorns.

Chasing the right Monopole model is for some high brass players the equivalent of chasing 'York #3' for tuba players, except that there are actually a few out there to be had for the right price. In the past few months I recently put a thirty-year old quest to rest and actually was able to acquire a Couesnon flugel myself. Pm dawn greatest hits rar. It's not a Monopole model, but it has that, oh, so, lovely, dark, smokey, piquant, delicious, inimitable flugel sound that all the jazz greats played in the '50's and the '60's, and it is the make by which all other flugelhorns are measured and judged. (OK - mine has a 'two-piece' bell instead of the 'one-piece' bell that is the hallmark of the 'Monopole Conservatoire model,' but it was made on the same mandrels and everything else is the same, for much less cost.