Many of you have seen this already, but perhaps this will help, at least in sorting out the different model numbers. Just scroll down to the Sousaphone portion of the list.
https://tubapastor.blogspot.com/2022/04 ... -list.html
Conn Sousaphone numbers
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Re: Conn Sousaphone numbers
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- matthewmarnold (Mon Jan 09, 2023 9:30 pm)
Played an F. E. Olds 4-valve BBb in high school (late '70s)
Led the USC Trojan Marching Band tuba section (early '80s)
Now playing an F. Schmidt (=VMI) 3301 and goofing around
on a 1925 Pan American Sousaphone and an 1899 Conn tuba!
Led the USC Trojan Marching Band tuba section (early '80s)
Now playing an F. Schmidt (=VMI) 3301 and goofing around
on a 1925 Pan American Sousaphone and an 1899 Conn tuba!
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