Great Horn at a great price
- Rating
- Posted by
- Bill
- Date Posted
- 11/24/2021
Horn is wonderful! The sound is great and the price is good to. I will be ordering more for the Holidays. Thanks.
Description
The Conch Shell is a seashell played like a ceremonial fanfare trumpet. The volume depends on the style of blowing rather than breath volume capacity. In ancient times, the Conch Shell was sometimes used to accompany chants, and most often used to announce the beginning of a ceremony.
-Size - Approximately 5'' to 6.5''
-Appearance may vary. NON-RETURNABLE
Product Info
| SKU | SW-CONCH |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.5 lb |
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Absolutely Fantastic
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- Posted by
- Eric Lewis
- Date Posted
- 03/30/2021
This provides a joy of a centerpiece for our living room, and a chance to show-off my trumpeting abilities.
FullFilling Ancient Call=Isaiah60:5!!
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- Posted by
- GeraDessiel Simon
- Date Posted
- 06/14/2020
What can people really improve that THE LORDGOD has allready made perfect?! It came in a timely day It was prepared in a valuable way The price was right in my due time,it's all that,no more now can I say!!!! Many many thanks for being such a precious "treasurer"! Mercy,Grace,Blessings be multiplied-spirit-soul-body, In Christ,The Song of songs,The Word of GOD set to Heavenly KingdoMuseek!!!!
Small and bad sound.
- Rating
- Posted by
- Tyler
- Date Posted
- 02/02/2018
Maybe it was the horn I received but I was much smaller than expected. Around 4 inches and length and did not produce a very good sound at all. Even my collegiate trumpet playing friends could not produce a good sound on this horn. Way too high pitched and small.
item as advertised
- Rating
- Posted by
- John Karon
- Date Posted
- 05/25/2015
I have been on Grand Canyon river trips where a large conch is used to call participants to meals; the large conch has a wonderful low tone. The shell I received is about 8" long with a brass ring mouthpiece. It's tone is more than one octave (I think) higher than that of a large conch and the tone is not as musical. If you're not a trumpet player (which I am), it takes some practice to be able to get the higher tone from the smaller shell.