Is this a Conn 48K?

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Is this a Conn 48K?

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I bought a 40K earlier this year, which is currently with Lee Stofer being "play conditioned." This looks like a larger horn to me, like the 48K would have been. I thought that a 48K would have a 28" bell though. Anyone know?

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Post by Bandmaster »

It sure looks like the 4-valve version of this one. It must be a 48K.

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Post by iiipopes »

Has anyone checked the Conn Loyalist page to see if there is any info there?
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Well, if anyone on here is the winning bidder, it would be cool to see some pictures of this gem all fixed up...
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Post by Shockwave »

WilliamVance wrote:Well, if anyone on here is the winning bidder, it would be cool to see some pictures of this gem all fixed up...
The winning bidder is me, and apparently I live only 30 miles south of you, so can see the horn in person if you want. I don't intend to fix this horn up beyond making it playable and shiny.

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Post by WilliamVance »

That's great! Let me know when you get her all ready. Would be interesting to hear how this bad boy plays.
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Post by Shockwave »

It sounds and plays great! Too bad the original neck is gone, this one (from a 20k probably) is too long and the horn is flat even with no bits. Ill probably bring it to the L.A. tuba xmas.

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