Help to identify this tuba
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saxophyte
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Help to identify this tuba
This is a recent purchase of mine .The bore is .750 , It looks to me like a york 716 with a removable bell.
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
pictures would help
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
serial number 116xxx
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
Hmmm... .750" bore?? Looks like a York 'Master' to me.
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
It doesnt look like any of the master pictures on the internet.
for instance
https://www.google.com/search?q=york+ma ... B450%3B658" target="_blank" target="_blank
for instance
https://www.google.com/search?q=york+ma ... B450%3B658" target="_blank" target="_blank
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
How about these two?saxophyte wrote:It doesnt look like any of the master pictures on the internet.
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
Hard to tell from your pictures.
A close up of the braces would help.
Bob
A close up of the braces would help.
Bob
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
Gonna guess original York. The bell receiver and valve caps are slightly different than the York Master tubas Dan posted but are identical to the York 716 I own.
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
Hmmm shiiiny and near Cleveland ...
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
BUT NOT FROM SOUTH EUCLID !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
There are some slight differences in appearance but I don't think the original Yorks used the tapered receiver/tenon sets. That seems to be a Bohm & Meinl thing.TheHatTuba wrote:Gonna guess original York. The bell receiver and valve caps are slightly different than the York Master tubas Dan posted but are identical to the York 716 I own.
The name 'York' was passed around quite a bit once the American York factory was closed.
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Re: Help to identify this tuba
Despite the general condition, lacquer & overall appearance, The caps & two thick braces on the upper 3rd slide kinda say York to me. Gee whiz, the older YM and the Yorks look a lot alike.
...also, the bell screws are at the very top of the tenon, like a York...
....also that big a** diamond shaped brace on the leadpipe front & center...
Yep. Going with York.
...also, the bell screws are at the very top of the tenon, like a York...
....also that big a** diamond shaped brace on the leadpipe front & center...
Yep. Going with York.
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