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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXQENMn6GYI" target="_blank
Check this horn out.
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Tornister tuba.

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Wow. I want one..
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You can get one from Bob Tucci for an outrageous amount of money (3920 Euros in F; 4900 yo's in BBb). http://www.hornboerse.de/cgi-bin/shop/l ... e&nocache=" target="_blank" target="_blank
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That is very cool.. Is it similar to the Meinl travel tuba?
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tubainty wrote:That is very cool.. Is it similar to the Meinl travel tuba?
Not really... the bore profile of the MW is more a cimbasso/cylindrical instrument. The Tornisters are real tubas of very narrow profile. And this one is in BBb, I think.
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This tuba would be a lot easier to haul around than my King! :!:
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That is an amazing sound for such a small tuba! Really full with plenty of tone. The only thing is, I wonder as it is amplified how accurately the video reflects its true tone? If it really sounds that good, then a Tornister would make the ideal stand up gig, or travelling tuba :P

Does anyone know if that is the F, or BBb version?
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I would have to hear an unamplified version before passing judgment. I think I can get the same type of sound out of any one of three or four of the 'dinky' horns that I have here.
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Neptune wrote:That is an amazing sound for such a small tuba! Really full with plenty of tone. The only thing is, I wonder as it is amplified how accurately the video reflects its true tone? If it really sounds that good, then a Tornister would make the ideal stand up gig, or travelling tuba :P

Does anyone know if that is the F, or BBb version?
I also wonder if this guy is just a superb player. Plenty of us have heard of some professional tuba player picking up some clunker of a tuba and making it sound great.
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No, but I want one, too!
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I have an original one :D :D

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Roger Fjeldet wrote:I have an original one
How does it play Roger?
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