Wow
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Re: Wow
These models of marching tubas have been around for several years now. The 5/4 horn is basically a cut down GG contrabass that they have made since 1990 for the drum and bugle corps. I know... I own one! GG contra that is... 
I can't believe how much Jack is now looking like his father. I went through Jack when I bought horns for my youth band back in 1995. If you ever get a chance to tour the factory... do it!
I can't believe how much Jack is now looking like his father. I went through Jack when I bought horns for my youth band back in 1995. If you ever get a chance to tour the factory... do it!
Dave Schaafsma
1966 Holton 345 | 1955 York-Master | 1939 York 716 | 1940 York 702 | 1968 Besson 226 | 1962 Miraphone 186 | 1967 Olds | 1923 Keefer EEb | 1895 Conn Eb | 1927 Conn 38K | 1919 Martin Helicon
1966 Holton 345 | 1955 York-Master | 1939 York 716 | 1940 York 702 | 1968 Besson 226 | 1962 Miraphone 186 | 1967 Olds | 1923 Keefer EEb | 1895 Conn Eb | 1927 Conn 38K | 1919 Martin Helicon
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jtuba
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Re: Wow
+1Tubadork wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBjpeUjP ... ture=feedu" target="_blank
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Paul Scott
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Re: Wow
Best ad for sousaphones that I've ever seen.
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William Paterson University
Wayne, NJ
William Paterson University
Wayne, NJ
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Of course he said that... he's trying to sell horns and Kanstul doesn't offer a sousaphone.bloke wrote:...only quoting...not commenting...Paul Scott wrote:Best ad for sousaphones that I've ever seen.
But the Kanstul's are one of the better sounding over-the-should horns available. They project better than the Yamaha's and the DEG's IMHO. I haven't had a chance to hear a section of the King or Jupiter horns used with a marching band yet.Dave Schaafsma
1966 Holton 345 | 1955 York-Master | 1939 York 716 | 1940 York 702 | 1968 Besson 226 | 1962 Miraphone 186 | 1967 Olds | 1923 Keefer EEb | 1895 Conn Eb | 1927 Conn 38K | 1919 Martin Helicon
1966 Holton 345 | 1955 York-Master | 1939 York 716 | 1940 York 702 | 1968 Besson 226 | 1962 Miraphone 186 | 1967 Olds | 1923 Keefer EEb | 1895 Conn Eb | 1927 Conn 38K | 1919 Martin Helicon
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tubaplyer
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Re: Wow
If he slapped that tuba one more time with his ringed finger, I'm going to pitch a fit! 
Nice tubas
Nice tubas
"Don't encourage mediocrity. Play at your best and don't be second class in the
head." - A.J. Master Class 1988
head." - A.J. Master Class 1988
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sousaphone68
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Re: Wow
Have to agree the sound of the ring finger hitting the finish was almost as bad as the sound he produced I am sure it sounds better with a tuba player on it.
I personally don't like the convertibles and would not swop from my Conn 26K but I came to field marching from european military style marching sure miss being out front and being away from the Drums
I personally don't like the convertibles and would not swop from my Conn 26K but I came to field marching from european military style marching sure miss being out front and being away from the Drums
Cant carry a tune but I can carry a tuba.
