Sousaphone necks

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King or Conn Sousa neck?

 
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Lew
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Post by Lew »

Definitely Conn, not King. You can tell by the "birthday cake" like angles at the receiver (ok, you find a better way to describe it, but you know what I mean). The Kings generally have a straight receiver, or only one "bump." Also, the loop inside the brace is Conn.
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Conn. What he said.
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Conn.... without question. As others have said, the receiver is the giveaway.

Not being a sousa player, where did you come by them? Just curious.
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