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Since the recent spate of instrument identification threads (I love them), maybe someone can identify this sousa...
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Conn 32k I think
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The valve cluster looks like a Conn.
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JohnL wrote: Mon Dec 28, 2020 12:00 pm The valve cluster looks like a Conn.
I used the furrules around the bell to id it.
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I just found out it's a Martin made in Elkhart, IN. Don't know model yet. Were they good horns?
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Neo Bri wrote: Mon Dec 28, 2020 1:05 pm I just found out it's a Martin made in Elkhart, IN. Don't know model yet. Were they good horns?
Martin made some fantastic trombones and trumpets. Don't know how their Sousas were.
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Martin tubas were considered high quality professional instruments in the period they were made.
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