Found a nice Thesis paper on Conn tubas. A lot of good information and pictures.
https://repository.asu.edu/attachments/ ... _14312.pdf" target="_blank
CG Conn Tuba Designs from 1880-1940
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tubapix
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CG Conn Tuba Designs from 1880-1940
1989 Yamaha YBB 641 (4R)
1938 King 1236 Symphony Eb (4P) w/Monster Bell
1927 Buescher Eb Tuba
1940 Pan American 58C Eb Alto Horn
1938 King 1236 Symphony Eb (4P) w/Monster Bell
1927 Buescher Eb Tuba
1940 Pan American 58C Eb Alto Horn
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roweenie
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Re: CG Conn Tuba Designs from 1880-1940
Aaaaaaayyyyyyyyy...........
"Even a broken clock is right twice a day".
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Re: CG Conn Tuba Designs from 1880-1940
^ He and I share the same birthday.
BTW, the research is very cool. I wish my doctoral stuff were this fun...
BTW, the research is very cool. I wish my doctoral stuff were this fun...
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roweenie
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Re: CG Conn Tuba Designs from 1880-1940
bort wrote:^ He and I share the same birthday.
With the Fonz, or Henry Winkler?
(Although I'm going to go out on a limb and guess you are at least a few years younger....
)"Even a broken clock is right twice a day".
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Re: CG Conn Tuba Designs from 1880-1940
I'm half his age! Heck, Henry is older than my father!roweenie wrote:(Although I'm going to go out on a limb and guess you are at least a few years younger....
