feel like I've seen this one before... I so want this.....
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Conn 5 valve F
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Conn 5 valve F
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Re: Conn 5 valve F
That valve section looks like a mess. $4,495? I predict no sale.
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Re: Conn 5 valve F
Really? In what way?by Alex C » Thu Jan 07, 2010 1:57 pm
That valve section looks like a mess. $4,495? I predict no sale.
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Re: Conn 5 valve F
Ditto Bloke.
I had a Dillon cut F at one time that was a very nice instrument. Not all that pretty, but a winner for sure.
I have since seen it up for sale at least twice. Each time the price is lower than what I bought/sold it for about 12 years ago.
This is my favorite quote in this ad: "This is a fun little horn with a very unique sound."
I had a Dillon cut F at one time that was a very nice instrument. Not all that pretty, but a winner for sure.
I have since seen it up for sale at least twice. Each time the price is lower than what I bought/sold it for about 12 years ago.
This is my favorite quote in this ad: "This is a fun little horn with a very unique sound."
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Re: Conn 5 valve F
Yeah, I liked "unique sound" too. I'd prefer my F tuba to have a distinctively F tuba sound. 

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Re: Conn 5 valve F
There are only like 3 "weird" things about that horn's valve section-
-5th valve tubing goes to the back (lots of modern $$ tubas do to)
-valve set sticks out a bit far, not too bad
-4th valve tubing has an odd loop
If this plays anything like a small Rusk York F or even like regular small Conn Eb's (I really like how they play) I bet it is quite a nice horn indeed!
-5th valve tubing goes to the back (lots of modern $$ tubas do to)
-valve set sticks out a bit far, not too bad
-4th valve tubing has an odd loop
If this plays anything like a small Rusk York F or even like regular small Conn Eb's (I really like how they play) I bet it is quite a nice horn indeed!
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Re: Conn 5 valve F
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Re: Conn 5 valve F
The valve tube section certainly is a sack o' snakes.