NAME THAT TUBA...!!!
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This is Beethoven's hearing trumpet used when he started going deaf.
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B&S made stencil BBb. Maybe Gerhard Schneider or Sonora or something like that.
EDIT: whoops, didn't see that it had already been answered.
EDIT: whoops, didn't see that it had already been answered.
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Looks like that huge "thing" on the bottom bow of a Melton Kaiser.Tubaing wrote:
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the bottom bow of some 3 valve top action (or 4 valve compensating in 3+1) horn
that's as good as i can get...when i get a camera, we'll see if anyone can identify one of mine
that's as good as i can get...when i get a camera, we'll see if anyone can identify one of mine
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"Like the tuba!"
"Like the tuba!"
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Too easy, Wade...that's a two-valve contrabass bugle, most likely a DEG. Is that an old G model? Looks just like the ones the corps used when I was teaching Black Gold.the elephant wrote:Here is another one to chew on.
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I'm going to guess a King K-90.the elephant wrote:Here is another one to chew on.
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I thing Bloke is having a good laugh at all of us goobers who buy a tuba and then post in here asking what the heck have we bought.
I would love to have the "G" tuba above and the fine lady to play it for me.
Klaus, I didn't see a King tuba listed in your arsenal. Do you find Kings to be of mediocre quality or have you not found one yet that trips your trigger?
Dennis
I would love to have the "G" tuba above and the fine lady to play it for me.
Klaus, I didn't see a King tuba listed in your arsenal. Do you find Kings to be of mediocre quality or have you not found one yet that trips your trigger?
Dennis
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De Prinz nickel-plated piston instrument? also perhaps marked "Sear"?Tubaing wrote:
That's my best guess...
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Were we obligated to only ask about our own instruments? The detail I gave isn’t from one of my own instruments, neither is it a King. Yet King made instruments of a similar configuration, which is the only type of tuba having guards in this place.tubatooter1940 wrote:Klaus, I didn't see a King tuba listed in your arsenal. Do you find Kings to be of mediocre quality or have you not found one yet that trips your trigger?
Dennis
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Anyone?
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Miraphone 188.Mojo workin' wrote:
Anyone?
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Not a C, but a Miraphone F (note the shorter 1st valve slide). Is this one of the newer Firebirds? Has the look of a 181, but a more open wrap than I remember seeing on those.
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Yeah, look at that vertical tuning slide. The 188 has a horizontal slide and is also a lot bigger.
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A Miraphone 181 F it is.a Miraphone F (note the shorter 1st valve slide). Is this one of the newer Firebirds? Has the look of a 181
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And a good looking one at that...drool...Mojo workin' wrote:A Miraphone 181 F it is.
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Oops, just looked at the valves.
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Here's a tough one...