Check out this vintage Olds cornet!
These are great playing and sounding horns - these Olds Super horns are quite popular among vintage horn players and were one of the most popular horns of their time. This particular horn Is very cool in that it is almost a trumpet/cornet hybrid not dissimilar to the ACB by Adams Coppernicus.
This cornet has had a receiver modification so that it takes trumpet mouthpiece shank to produce a bit more trumpet like sound with a leadpipe that has been redone to achieve this as well. Trent did this design for his own use years ago.
This horn shows a few signs of use but is otherwise in great shape. It has a beautiful patina courtesy of the raw brass. There are a few minor cosmetic blemishes on this horn, particularly some light scratching around the body and a few light pings on the leadpipe and bell stem. The 3rd valve slide ring is missing on this instrument and the 2nd slide pull knob pearl is pushed in (see pictures). None of these imperfections affect the playability of this horn! Valve action and compression is still great! This horn still has many years of playing ahead of it! As with most vintage instruments we recommend a thicker oil like Berp Bio #3.
Ryan Kisor is even known to improvise on these horns.
Check out a video of Ryan on his (not this actual one) own personal Olds Cornet!
Streamlined for power and beauty, the SUPER Cornet is a custom-crafted instrument of unlimited flexibility, ease of blowing and rich, resonant tone.
The streamlined form and bracing means easier handling: the smooth action is effortless, fast and dependable. The "Tone Control Band" construction insures power without blasting. Valves are nickel silver and special nickel allow is used throughout all contact points of the SUPER Cornet
Ryan Kisor playing an Olds Super cornet (not his actual horn for sale)
Not sold with case or mouthpiece
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