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Jinbao? Isn't that one of those dough balls with meat in the center?

Oh, yeah... Those are humbows... Sorry about that...

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Which one has that velvety tone that melts in your hands?

bloke wrote:

Tabor wrote:Which one has that velvety tone that melts in your hands?

all of them, particularly the extraordinarily nicely silver plated ones with the valves that all rotate the same way

TubeNet just vomited JinBao. 今晚，南风吹，方式的号角只能告诉是声音很大的风

Tabor wrote:Which one has that velvety tone that melts in your hands?

That is the reason to buy an M&M tuba - melts in your mouth, not on your pants.

I am completely serious when I say that I really like the direction this is heading.

You're just plain mean, Bloke. You'll be a rival to Wade any day now!

I think you just wanted the 9th or 10th thread on Jinbao or Chinese tubas that shows up on the front page of the forum.

I'm quite tired of JinbaoNet.

The Big Ben wrote:Jinbao? Isn't that one of those dough balls with meat in the center?

Oh, yeah... Those are humbows... Sorry about that...

Yum! Nothing to be sorry about Jeff. I remember an Indonesian coworker of mine years ago who made them himself and brought them into the shop to share. They were mighty tasty. Jonathan was a blast to work with. Really nice guy.

Seeing how this thread on chinese tubas is pointless and probably going nowhere, anyone have some good recipes for Chinese cosine?

Daniel C. ''who on occasion, feels Joe's pointless threads should be diverted for the public good'' Oberloh

Is that a smiling rock on the lower left?

Daniel C. Oberloh wrote:

Seeing how this thread on chinese tubas is pointless and probably going nowhere, anyone have some good recipes for Chinese cosine?

Daniel C. ''who on occasion, feels Joe's pointless threads should be diverted for the public good'' Oberloh

That would take us off on a tangent.

sloan wrote:That would take us off on a tangent.

Why is that?

bloke wrote:Jinbao Eb 5v cimbasso - a bargain
Jinbao Eb 6V cimbasso - excellent and out-of-tune
Jinbao F 7V cimbasso - stuffy but superb, 6 of the valves work great

I prefer to buy them from the guy in Iceland. He includes Hetman oil and a Klier mpc.

I have three of each, which I keep stored in lockers below the halls at each of my full-time opera orchestra gigs.

btw, I'm selling six of the cases, if anyone is interested.

Bloke, What have you been smoking???

Jonathan "who worries about our friend's sanity"

sloan wrote:

Daniel C. Oberloh wrote:

Seeing how this thread on chinese tubas is pointless and probably going nowhere, anyone have some good recipes for Chinese cosine?

Daniel C. ''who on occasion, feels Joe's pointless threads should be diverted for the public good'' Oberloh

That would take us off on a tangent.

See -- can't stay on topic fer nuthin' ...

TubeNet saves bloke a lot of shrink money.

Btw: Does the Iceland guy have some of the curly ash ones left over from last year’s April?

Klaus

Neptune wrote:Bloke, What have you been smoking???

Jonathan "who worries about our friend's sanity"

Bit late for that, I fear -- there is no Sanity Clause (sorry, Virginia) in that contract ...

bloke wrote:By the way, my own brand of Jinbao Eb and F cimbassos will be knows as L&N.

They will have none of the problems associated with anyone else's, and the valves will all go in the same direction, but the opposite direction of other all-in-one-direction instruments. The extra resistance offers a more solid tone. By the way, the valves are pistons.


Learn it. Love it. Respect it.

Can I get mine with globe valves?

bloke wrote:They will have none of the problems associated with anyone else's, and the valves will all go in the same direction, but the opposite direction of other all-in-one-direction instruments. The extra resistance offers a more solid tone. By the way, the valves are pistons.

The finger buttons are on the bottoms of the valves?