CONN CLASSICAL MODELS
- includes C-7, C-9, C-11, C-19, C-21, C-23, C-31, and C-33 models, various wood types and other features, mfg. 1970s.
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The U.S. distributor for Conn brand name instruments was Conn/Continental Music Company of Chicago, IL. The Conn trademark is perhaps more recognizable on their brass band instruments. Conn offered both classical models and six-string and twelve-string acoustic steel-string models, built by Aria and Company in Japan. Many models of student level to intermediate quality, and some feature a bolt-on neck instead of the usual standard. Source: Michael Wright, Guitar Stories, Volume One.
Instruments previously built in Japan between circa 1968 and 1978.
CONN Acoustic Guitars Models
CONN DREADNOUGHT MODELS
- includes F-5, F-12, F-15, F-15M, F-21, F-27, F-27CH, F-28, F-29, F-31, and F-35 models, various wood types and other features, mfg. 1970s.
CONN GRAND CONCERT MODELS
- includes F-9, F-11, and F-18 models, various wood types and other features, mfg. 1970s.
CONN 12-STRING MODELS
- includes F-1212, F-1512, F-2112, and F-2712 models, 12-string configuration, various wood types and other features, mfg. 1970s.