The Tuba is 53 1/2" in height and has a weight of 8 pounds.
Doesn't the average non-compensating student euphonium come it at about 8 pounds? This thing must be made of tinfoil.
Anybody got $50,000 for a tuba?
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Due to popularity of fanny packs (and wearing sweaters around your waist), I think there was a model that you could roll up and store in your fanny pack. It inflated back up to full size when you played it.The over-the-shoulder 3-rotor Bb baritone that I bought back around 1980 for $25 was astonishingly thinwall.
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Shockwave
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Thats just the normal weight for an old horn. My 4 valve bass saxhorn weighs about 8lbs also, but it doesn't seem flimsy at all.Chuck(G) wrote:The Tuba is 53 1/2" in height and has a weight of 8 pounds.
Doesn't the average non-compensating student euphonium come it at about 8 pounds? This thing must be made of tinfoil.
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