Is this a King 1250-B???
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- WilliamVance
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Is this a King 1250-B???
I think this is a 1250-B. I haven't seen one come up in a long time. The outter branches look larger than my two Kings. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %3AIT&rd=1
- WilliamVance
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I have a "Cleveland" model that looks exactly the same(before they changed the wrap) as the regular King and it has the guards on the back. It's from the mid to late 30's. Must have been something just on clevelands long ago, or perhaps a special order. That's seems wierd to me though since it was thier student line.Lew wrote:I thought so too. The extra guard wires on the bottom don't usually come on their smaller sousaphones.
- windshieldbug
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Maybe BECAUSE it was their "student" line...WilliamVance wrote:I have a "Cleveland" model that looks exactly the same(before they changed the wrap) as the regular King and it has the guards on the back. That seems wierd to me though since it was their student line.
Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?
- WilliamVance
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Now I get it...makes sense!windshieldbug wrote:Maybe BECAUSE it was their "student" line...WilliamVance wrote:I have a "Cleveland" model that looks exactly the same(before they changed the wrap) as the regular King and it has the guards on the back. That seems wierd to me though since it was their student line.