What Make and model horns are in the picture?
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bigbob
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What Make and model horns are in the picture?
could you please tell me what make and model these horns are in the picture?? Thank You...........................bigbob
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Re: What horns are in the picture?
sorry to point out the obvious, but from left to right is sousaphone, tuba, tuba, tuba, sousaphone
sorry, other details I don't really know
sorry, other details I don't really know
I think I might end up as a grumpy old man when I get old...
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Re: What horns are in the picture?
Gee! Thank You for being sooooo informative AGAIN!!bigbob
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Re: What horns are in the picture?
The middle tuba is definitely a Conn Eb. That's the only one I can be certain of.
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Re: What horns are in the picture?
Hmmmmm, I could have sworn it started with HELICON,tubaguy9 wrote:sorry to point out the obvious, but from left to right is sousaphone, tuba, tuba, tuba, sousaphone
sorry, other details I don't really know
Then again maybe it is really tuba, tuba, tuba, tiba, tuba
Or yet again maybe it is really Buffalo, buffalo, buffalo, Buffalo...............................
In any case, it is an interesting photo. Maybe soome info on the source would help smebody provide more definitive answers.
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Re: What horns are in the picture?
Nope, definitely starts with a Sousaphone - an old "raincatcher" Sousaphone.Ken Herrick wrote:Hmmmmm, I could have sworn it started with HELICON,tubaguy9 wrote:sorry to point out the obvious, but from left to right is sousaphone, tuba, tuba, tuba, sousaphone
sorry, other details I don't really know
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Re: What Make and model horns are in the picture?
I am fairly sure that the sousaphone to the right is an early Conn 40K: BBb, 4 pistons, 22" bell (mine is from 1928 and has a 24" bell)
I don’t know about the tubas, and the raincatcher sousaphone to the left puzzles me. I think it is an Eb, but I don’t recognize the very compact valve block.
Klaus
I don’t know about the tubas, and the raincatcher sousaphone to the left puzzles me. I think it is an Eb, but I don’t recognize the very compact valve block.
Klaus
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Re: What Make and model horns are in the picture?
Yep, right Marty!!!!!!!!!
Won't go into why I said helicon -
I have a vague recollection of having seen this photo a long time ago and that it was a line up of players from one of the early 20th century US bands showing their range of Conn tubas.
Won't go into why I said helicon -
I have a vague recollection of having seen this photo a long time ago and that it was a line up of players from one of the early 20th century US bands showing their range of Conn tubas.
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Re: What Make and model horns are in the picture?
It is a Policemans Tuba band of 1910..............bigbob
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Re: What Make and model horns are in the picture?
I think the concert tubas on the left and far right are Eb's (mid-size on the left and Giant on the right) which intrigues me as the Giant seems to have a completely different tuning slide from every other Giant I have seen.