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I'm not sure what he used when... But at one point for a while he had a Miraphone 1291 (I bought it from him), and I think he went to a Yamaha 822F after that. No clue what else, or when he recorded the files.

Mike has posted on this board before, maybe he'll chime in. Or you could contact him yourself.

That being said, I purchased my Kalison DS from him about three years ago. While I was talking with him, he implied that he prefers a Yamaha 822F for just about everything, if memory serves. Hope that helps.

Back when I was studying with him, he played the Yamaha 822f for everything. He had a PT6 for a while for the Colorado Symph. audition, then I think he did have a 1291 for a while. I can say that I heard him in symphony on the 822 F and he was able to get a HUGE sound on it.

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He bought my YFB-822S from Rod Mathews. I know he played that for quite awhile. I suspect he still has that tuba.

Hi all,

Thanks for the inquiry. The recordings in question can be found here https://www.boulderbrass.org/. It depends to which recording you were listening. https://www.boulderbrass.org/bolder-baroque was my original 822 (production number 100022). https://www.boulderbrass.org/landscapes-and-portraits was my PT6P, and on the https://www.boulderbrass.org/a-visit-from-st-nick I was back on an 822 again (different horn - this was Rod's Matthews old horn).

Walt Zeschin (former principal in the Colorado Symphony) also played on about half the tracks of the baroque CD - if memory serves he was playing a 5/4 Rudy Meinl rotary valve horn.

I do like the 822 for just about everything - agile, clear, projects well, in tune. FWIW