Custom built 53 valve Cerveny

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Custom built 53 valve Cerveny

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I just received my custom built 53 valve Cerveny. To see it click on http://BestBuyInTown.com and click on the picture for more details! Dale
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Cool! I wonder where all the slides are located? lol
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53 valve Cerveny

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Look closer. Everything is behind the valves.
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I've played that horn...you STILL have to use 3,5,7,10,15,and 43 just to get the B-flat in tune!
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Post by Dale Hale »

Tony, you're confused. I'm the only person (out of the factory) to play this horn. You may be thinking of Cerveny's first one like this....the 41 valve. It did play a bit out of tune but this one corrected all the problems....AND...I understand that on the new ones they will be adding multiple thumb rings.
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That's right...my mistake! Good thing I'm "all thumbs" :D
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Post by finnbogi »

It must be difficult to decide whether to arrange the valves like an accordeon's left hand board or a multimanual organ... :lol:
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Post by imperialbari »

This design is brilliant!

However I wouldn't have chosen a Cerveny as the basis for that perfect tuba.

I would go for a Yamaha with a detachable piston section!

All of these cylinders then could double as speed enhancers on another Yamaha product: one of their motorbikes.

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PhilW. wrote:If any of you guys would take a closer look, you would realize that this tuba is a fake. Notice by the thumb ring that only four valve shadows are visible. I think that this is just the result of someone with too much time on his hands and a Photoshop program
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PhilW. wrote:If any of you guys would take a closer look, you would realize that this tuba is a fake. Notice by the thumb ring that only four valve shadows are visible. I think that this is just the result of someone with too much time on his hands and a Photoshop program
Do you think so?

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