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Handy Item for Tubists?
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Ace
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Handy Item for Tubists?
Gee, I don't know about this item. With all the vulgar commercialism everywhere, this sort of burns me up. LOL
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David Richoux
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Re: Handy Item for Tubists?
I have seen that brass model "sousaphone" a few places - very shoddy construction and looks very little like a real Sousaphone in detail. They could have made it much more realistically, but they probably just got lazy.
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GC
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Re: Handy Item for Tubists?
Maybe the maker has a Sousaphone playing neighbor . . .
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