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Tuba MM website

Posted: Thu Feb 25, 2010 8:49 pm
by goodsn4
They have updated their website with their new instruments and I noticed that they have 2 different CC tubas. The 1000S is the basic 5 valve CC and the 1000 is a hand built 5 valve CC. They added a 3+1 EEb Tuba, the 4 rotor valve Tenor Tuba, and their new 1291 clone.

Also there is an F Contrabass trombone.

Re: Tuba MM website

Posted: Thu Feb 25, 2010 11:34 pm
by bisontuba
HI-
Actually, the one CC is a 5 valve rotary--the one that has been discussed. The other one, which I am told is coming in a few months, is the 1291 CC 5v clone--yes, the 5v CC 4 piston, 1 rotor 1291 clone!
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Re: Tuba MM website

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 12:05 am
by goodsn4
Not quite right. There are two versions of the 186 clone. The standard model and the hand built. I emailed them earlier today to check on the differences.

I look foward to the 1291 CC clone when it comes out.

Re: Tuba MM website

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 12:34 am
by Dan Schultz
goodsn4 wrote:..... There are two versions of the 186 clone. The standard model and the hand built. I emailed them earlier today to check on the differences. .....
Hand built?? How else would they do it? now.... hand MADE would be a totally different story.

Reminds me of a cartoon from a few years ago... "out potato chips are untouched by human hands" ... it was a caption under a picture of a chimp shoving chips into a bag!

Re: Tuba MM website

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 7:14 am
by The Big Ben
There was a listing for the TU 5000 Bb 'mini-tuba'/euph. Wish someone would buy it and tell us what it can do.

Re: Tuba MM website

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:30 am
by UTSAtuba
jonesmj wrote:HI-
Actually, the one CC is a 5 valve rotary--the one that has been discussed. The other one, which I am told is coming in a few months, is the 1291 CC 5v clone--yes, the 5v CC 4 piston, 1 rotor 1291 clone!
mark
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:shock: :D

Re: Tuba MM website

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:54 am
by jamsav
TubaTinker wrote:
goodsn4 wrote:..... There are two versions of the 186 clone. The standard model and the hand built. I emailed them earlier today to check on the differences. .....
Hand built?? How else would they do it? now.... hand MADE would be a totally different story.

Maybe its " Built by Han " ? regardless, I tooted the Dillon stencils a few weeks back and these horns just keep getting better. The gap has definately been narrowed...just my two cents

Re: Tuba MM website

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 11:36 am
by MartyNeilan
jamsav wrote:
TubaTinker wrote:
goodsn4 wrote:..... There are two versions of the 186 clone. The standard model and the hand built. I emailed them earlier today to check on the differences. .....
Hand built?? How else would they do it? now.... hand MADE would be a totally different story.

Maybe its " Built by Han " ? regardless, I tooted the Dillon stencils a few weeks back and these horns just keep getting better. The gap has definately been narrowed...just my two cents
"Make em by hand, break em by hand" - BA Baracus

Re: Tuba MM website

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 1:01 pm
by goodsn4
I am assuming that by hand built means more care is put into the manufacturing process during assembly (i.e. solder points).