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My tuba is the very best. If you are interested it is for sale because I found that is better.

ba-zing.

Rudolf Meinl without a doubt, are the best! he he he =:)

My soon to be for sale B&S made Gerhard Schneider CC.

Whichever one I'm trying to sell at the moment...

The best tuba is the nextuba. You'll never go wrong with that one.....

OK, bloke is teething again, which inconvenience he is trying to distract himself from on the back of TN.

K

Mine is undoubtably the very best because IT HAS BEEN BLOKERIZED!

Hey Joe, Does that get me a discount on a blokepiece?

Notice that it is maintenance free!


"Beautiful brand new chrome-plated zero-maintenance sousaphone made of quality brass. Comes complete with mouthpiece. Don't expect a pro-grade instrument finish or Monel-grade valves, but for it's price this entry-grade instrument is an excellent value purchase. Designed primarily for the college and streetband market,, a beautiful piece, in a very impressive size. Classic traditional heavyweight 30 lbs SOLID BRASS instrument, not a fiber glass pass off of the real thing!"


All you repair guys had better start looking for another line of work it these catch on.

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Is that video still up anywhere? I watched it before they pulled it. "Bee-bee tuba".

If I'm not mistaken, I believe the York CC #3 is widely heralded as the finest instrument ever made.

Ask your teacher!

The best tuba is either the Berkeley or Vento tuba. I don't know which for sure because I've never played either one but did hear some guys in school say it and one of them wrote it online somewhere.

bloke wrote:Hi. I'm new to the board, and would like to ask just one question:

Which tuba is the very best?

Hands down the shoulder-mounted Blokebazookaphone is the finest tuba made. Versatile in any genre of music.

since it sounds like you are preparing for auditions i have a Rubank Intermediate Method book you may want to use. Give me your address and i will photocopy it and send it to you.

ken k

snorlax wrote:.... When I want to listen to shortwave or AM DX with tube gear, though, I use a Hammarlund HQ-100, HQ-140XA, or a National NC-98.

I spend four years in the Navy glued to a couple of Hammarlund SP-600 military receivers. Twenty tubes. Guaranteed to keep your hut warm!

bloke wrote:Hi. I'm new to the board, and would like to ask just one question:

Which tuba is the very best?

Mine.

PT6, cause I saw 4 in a row listed for sale on here a while back.

Any tuba that comes with and requires you to wear white gloves to protect your hands from the finish. They are the best.

any tuba that bring you much happy is the best one. especially in bee bee king.

key.

sorry.

My horn is the best because it was once owned by some really famous pros who used it for some recordings.