Something interesting, a Kruspe 6 valve F

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Something interesting, a Kruspe 6 valve F

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I'm surprised nobody posted anything about this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %3AIT&rd=1
"F - Tuba Kruspe" Germany

* 6 valves
* excellent contition
* made by one the most famous tuba experts "Kruspe" / Germany
* handmade orchestral instrument
* same valve- system like Walter Hilgers from the "Berliner Philharmoniker" and German Brass
* warm and bright sound
* has only been played in Orchestra!!!
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has only been played in Orchestra!!!
Playing one of these in a beer hall or marching band will completely ruin the sound. :P
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I prefer the Kruspe Kreme model.
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warm and bright sound??

I guess when it is played by tall short guys and fat skinny ones.
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Kilton Vinal-Smith played a similar instrument in the Boston Symphony in the '50s. I think he might of had two and if I recall posts from old TubeNet, Gary Offenloch owns them now.

I recall that Bloke played a Kruspe F tuba once and thought it was a very good instrument.

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