I think I've forgotten just how I found it..
But I had come across a thread a few days ago, that had mentioned York making Holton Tubas sometime in the early 1900's; can anyone elaborate on this?
I know that Holton did work with York in the 1890's.
Holton - York Connection
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Re: Holton - York Connection
My Holton BBb 3 valve "Mammoth" tuba was made in 1916 in Chicago prior to the
Company being moved. Lee Stofer has stated that he feels there was a very solid connection between these two companies as the comparable York 98 horn and the Holton Mammoth share many of the same parts. Perhaps he will enter into this discussion!
Company being moved. Lee Stofer has stated that he feels there was a very solid connection between these two companies as the comparable York 98 horn and the Holton Mammoth share many of the same parts. Perhaps he will enter into this discussion!
1930 King "Symphony" Recording Bass BBb
1916 Holton "Mammoth" Upright Bass BBb
1994 King 2341 Upright Bass BBb
Wedge H2 Solo mouthpieces
Stofer-Geib mouthpieces
1916 Holton "Mammoth" Upright Bass BBb
1994 King 2341 Upright Bass BBb
Wedge H2 Solo mouthpieces
Stofer-Geib mouthpieces