1956 Conn 10M Tenor Sax

Conn 10M “Naked Lady” Tenor Saxophone – Vintage American Classic

*this particular sax has older pads but after a quick tune up it is a great player. More work will likely be needed at some point in the future. Now back to you AI. What do you think about the Conn 10M?

Step into the golden age of American saxophone craftsmanship with this iconic Conn 10M “Naked Lady” Tenor Saxophone, built in Elkhart, Indiana during Conn’s most celebrated era. Known for its lush tone, and signature engraving of a woman on the bell—this horn is equal parts performer and collector’s treasure.

Whether you’re a jazz soloist, studio player, or vintage gear enthusiast, the Conn 10M offers legendary warmth, rich projection, and the unmistakable character that’s made it a favorite among greats like Dexter Gordon and Sonny Rollins.

• Model: Conn 10M Tenor Saxophone
• Finish: 60% Original lacquer
• Double-socket neck – increases resonance and durability
• Iconic “Naked Lady” bell engraving – deep-cut and beautifully preserved
• Vintage Conn keywork – fast, ergonomic feel
• Includes: Selmer flight case

The 10M is prized for its warm, full-bodied tone with a dark, complex character and outstanding low-register response. Its wide bore and rolled tone holes provide exceptional resonance and projection, making it a favorite for jazz, R&B, and vintage soul.

Players appreciate the free-blowing response and smooth articulation, especially when paired with modern pads and a well-balanced setup.