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I predict it will attract buyers like flames to a sloth...

An extremely credible source told me this will be the greatest tuba ever built.

bloke wrote:

Lectron wrote:An extremely credible source told me this will be the greatest tuba ever built.

"designed by French technicians"

What could possibli.....uh possibly go wrong

I am very excited and flattered to no end.

With this great instrument, I will no doubt increase my upper range by half an octave and win my next audition to play the FIRST Tuba part at Tuba Christmas next year.

Well, in Newport News, VA anyway, maybe, the competition is pretty fierce in Frederick, MD!!



I look forward to being your designated representative for the Mid-Atlantic and Signature Model bloketubas Artiste. (Provided Mack Brass does not match your generous offer)

I had a German tuba shipped via their corporation's french warehouse.
It had to many flaws at had to be returned, but I am sure it would be MUCH worse if the French wasn't involved.

the elephant wrote:This is all too much for me to grasp. I am sticking with my trusted Chinese tuba.

Jealous!!

Three Valves rather should be flattened by this design being dedicated to him. He will need that for certain fingerings.

But then, if this model sloths well, customers will be clawing for it.

I like what ya did with the first branch.

Inspired, I will compose a special commemorative number titled;

"Mazurka in Eb"

The uptempo waltz will be sensitive to those with limited range.

Say, from F1 thru F3.

That's F3 on a good day.

On a day when Db3 isn't the best I can do consistently and with good tone...

As played by Max Roach, when he ran out of something to beat?

Any tuba named after one of the Seven Deadly Sins just has to be good...

Coincidentally. I just saw a very similar design as what is proposed for the tuba (3 valve) on a sticker on the back of a car. It also said, "Don't Hurry, Be Happy."





alfredr (always on the lookout for good bumper stickers)

Sorry, but I have no first hand experience with either type of insects, so I couldn’t take the same approach to this project like you did: Starting from scratch!

Sorry, bloke: just like the sloth, you are 143 years too late:

Well, Tom from Mack Brass just called and gave me this cool hat...



So unless you can do better, I'm a Mack Brass Artiste!!

have you seen the movie Zootopia? there is a scene where they go into the DMV and all the workers behind the counters are sloths...it is pretty funny... not that that has ever happended to me....I have just heard stories.

I think I would not want to play that horn for fear of playing behind the beat...

IF you are serious...
The three valve Martin "Handcraft" 6/4 BBb was one of the finest tubas I have ever played...
Just saying...