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Just curious about this horn. Anybody have one? Anybody ever played one? Thoughts? Specs? It's been difficult to find very much on the interwebs.

I sort of like the adjustable clockwork springs and diminutive size.

Thanks.

Looks like a 5v piggy with a red brass bell. The 5th valve loop is still too short. A long whole step without the "long"

I see that they make a version that includes three different slides for the 5th valve: "for 3/4, 1 1/4 and 1 3/4 tone extension."

58mark wrote:not a piggy. wrong bore size and tuning slide config

You're right, of course. So, it's the 4/4 (681?) valve section on a porcine bell.

bloke wrote:"long" half-step 5th loop?

Perhaps. Except that the ones I've played don't come close to either interval. Pretty much just a redundant 1st valve.

Why is everyone bitching about the 5th slide? Looks like there is about a 3" pull on the 5th slide........plenty for a "flat whole step".

The rose brass bell and clockspring rotors look classy to me. I like it

Looks like something that crawled out of Chernobyl.

I believe that was the model Vaclav Hoza used....
Mark

58mark wrote:You think adding 6 inches turns a flat half step into a flat whole step?

No. Please read carefully next time:

gregsundt wrote:

bloke wrote:"long" half-step 5th loop?

Perhaps. Except that the ones I've played don't come close to either interval. Pretty much just a redundant 1st valve.

.....and:

circusboy wrote:I see that they make a version that includes three different slides for the 5th valve: "for 3/4, 1 1/4 and 1 3/4 tone extension."

http://www.cerveny.co.at/tuben/bbb_tube ... 3_5pzx.php" target="_blank

Die Spitzentuba für den Profi, Handgemacht vom Meister!

(top-quality product for professionals, handmade from master craftsman)

58mark wrote:True, but to have a 5th valve that still doesn't get you a chromatic scale down to the fundamental is a little odd

How often do we have to use that low C# in "real" music.

Reminds me of those band directors who require the low B foot on their kids' flutes. It's a rare note, and most of the time you can't even hear it.

bloke wrote: - in-tune 5-4 C#
- in-tune 5-2-4 low F

58mark wrote:True, but to have a 5th valve that still doesn't get you a chromatic scale down to the fundamental is a little odd

tooba wrote:

circusboy wrote:I see that they make a version that includes three different slides for the 5th valve: "for 3/4, 1 1/4 and 1 3/4 tone extension."

Cerveny 683 "Opera":

http://www.cerveny.biz/tuben/cc_tuben/ccb683-5.php

CERVENY CC-TUBA CCB 683-5PRX OPERA

Compactmodel
3/4 size
Brass clear laquered with redbrass bell
5 valves
Bore: 20,0 mm
Bell: 360 mm
Nickel-silver mouthpipe
Open spring levers
With 3 slides for 5. valve contained, for 3/4, 1 1/4 and 1 3/4 tone extension.
PRICE: € 5.690,00
Complete with hardcase and mouthpiece.
Incl. 20% VAT

circusboy means a CCB 883, but his picture shows a CBB 883.

Some infos to Art. 510965 C-TUBA CCB-883-5IZ:

http://www.cerveny-blasinstrumente.de/preise.php" target="_blank

7590 EURO