Identify this Euphonium?
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Art Hovey
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Identify this Euphonium?
A friend may decide to part with this double-bell euphonium, but the brand name cannot be read because of some ancient repair work. Can anyone tell what make it is?
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hubert
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Re: Identify this Euphonium?
My guess: a Buescher.
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Dan Schultz
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Re: Identify this Euphonium?
Well... two Bueschers I have owned have had 'straight in' leadpipes as in the second image. I also had a York with the main slide in the leadpipe but it was a top-action.
Just judging from the bell-screw flanges... I think this one is probably a Conn.
Just judging from the bell-screw flanges... I think this one is probably a Conn.
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Re: Identify this Euphonium?
Looks to me like a Conn 74I (low pitch) or 75I (high and low pitch) Double Bell New Wonder Small Bore Bell Up Baritone (4 valve)
[here from a 1926 catalog drawing]
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