FL FB: Martin Mammoth
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Re: FL FB: Martin Mammoth
PM on the way.
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Re: FL FB: Martin Mammoth
The upright bell 4v has a generic mouthpiece receiver on it rather than the stock Martin 'bits' set up and will result in an odd playing angle. A call to Martin Wilk can remedy that though. These play great. My 4v fixed upright USN horn is a beast (with good intonation). I love it.
Some old Yorks, Martins, and perhaps a King rotary valved CC
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Re: FL FB: Martin Mammoth
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Have you considered this horn? It's $3200, but I think it could be had for a lot less with some negotiation.
20 Inch kanstul upright bell. I think some serious damage could be done with this horn.
Have you considered this horn? It's $3200, but I think it could be had for a lot less with some negotiation.
20 Inch kanstul upright bell. I think some serious damage could be done with this horn.
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Re: FL FB: Martin Mammoth
Gotcha. My mistake in assuming that it was the stock leadpipe with a mouthpiece receiver stuck on it. My apologies.
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Re: FL FB: Martin Mammoth
I think it’s in New England. Real cool guy and great player!
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Re: FL FB: Martin Mammoth
Any more info you can share about this? I'm in New England. I haven't seen it on any local boards.
Blake
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Re: FL FB: Martin Mammoth
Looks like the one built by Howard Hovey several years ago.
It’s a Conn 20J bugle.
http://galvanizedjazz.com/tuba/20J/20Jconversion.html