Help this guy out
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edsel585960
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Help this guy out
thoughts on the maker of this? http://www.ebay.com/itm/White-Sousaphon ... 3aaf22e73e" target="_blank
Conn 20-21 J
Conn 10J, Conn 26 K, Martin Mammoth, Mirafone 186, Soviet Helicon, Holton Raincatcher Sousaphone, Yamaha 103, King 1240.
Conn 10J, Conn 26 K, Martin Mammoth, Mirafone 186, Soviet Helicon, Holton Raincatcher Sousaphone, Yamaha 103, King 1240.
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Dan Schultz
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Re: Help this guy out
Yup.bloke wrote:maybe 36K....
A 22K as the previous poster mentioned would have short-action valves.
This is a 36K... same valve section as a pre-1987 14K.
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Current 'stable'... Rudolf Meinl 5/4, Marzan (by Willson) euph, King 2341, Alphorn, and other strange stuff.
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Re: Help this guy out
Oh, I am sorry. 
I was basing my comment on photos I found on Google. I know the horn is a Conn, just not which model. I thought those guys only produced one fiberglass sousaphone. We had these in my college band. I liked them. They blat really well when you need them to, and can sound really good if you are not too much of a pig. Of course, we only had one music major in our section, so some of us were pretty piggish. <g>
I was basing my comment on photos I found on Google. I know the horn is a Conn, just not which model. I thought those guys only produced one fiberglass sousaphone. We had these in my college band. I liked them. They blat really well when you need them to, and can sound really good if you are not too much of a pig. Of course, we only had one music major in our section, so some of us were pretty piggish. <g>This space intentionally left blank.