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I'm preparing a short talk about the tuba. I want to explain the difference between a tuba and sousaphone and I don't want to actually bring a sousaphone with me. So, I'm looking for a high resolution photo of a sousaphone, preferrably with a person in the picture for scale.

Any suggestions on where I can find one?

UH-OH I can see it coming... Someone will post the girl on a stool in the surf wearing a sousaphone. I don't know if it meets the hi-res criteria, but the rest is OK.

Grooving for Heaven wrote:how high res do you need it?

I'd like to be able to print it on at least letter size paper (bigger would be better) or project it from a laptop.

Sean is that a PT88 with a Nylon rim? (It looks like some sort of nylon PT.) If so, how do you like it? Have you used it on your concert tuba? I use a PT88 exclusively, but I miss the room-temperature feel of the Kelly mouthpieces.

jlbreyer wrote: UH-OH I can see it coming... Someone will post the girl on a stool in the surf wearing a sousaphone. I don't know if it meets the hi-res criteria, but the rest is OK.

Mark wrote:I'm preparing a short talk about the tuba. I want to explain the difference between a tuba and sousaphone and I don't want to actually bring a sousaphone with me. So, I'm looking for a high resolution photo of a sousaphone, preferrably with a person in the picture for scale.

Any suggestions on where I can find one?

Dean E wrote:

Mark wrote:I'm preparing a short talk about the tuba. I want to explain the difference between a tuba and sousaphone and I don't want to actually bring a sousaphone with me. So, I'm looking for a high resolution photo of a sousaphone, preferrably with a person in the picture for scale.

Any suggestions on where I can find one?

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Resize! Resize!!



Send me a pm if you need to know how to do this.

That's a requested hi-res photo. Right click to get the URL or to download for a Powerpoint slide.

I normally down like showing off, but I really like my gold plate Conn 38K sousaphone. For reference, I am 6'6" and 300 pounds. If you want others, try going to Google, click on the "Images" link and enter "sousaphone" and do a search. There are lots of interesting photos of sousaphones with people.



Google image search for Sousaphone

Never heard those called gooseneck and bits.

WoodSheddin wrote:

They let you march flip folders in the Army??? Sheesh!! I joined the wrong branch of the service...

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