Tornister tuba on ebay

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Tornister tuba on ebay

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 42310&rd=1

Is this a tornister tuba, in BBb, or a tornister baritone in Bb? More about these instruments here

http://www.rugs-n-relics.com/brass-phil ... -Tuba.html

You shouldn't have a problem bringing this one on an airplane. It would probably fit under the seat in front of you.
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It is a baritone in Bb. Even without measurements, the valve slides give it away. The mouthpiece to bell measurement is given at 108 inches, or 9 feet. If it were a Bb tuba, it would be double the length at approximately 216 inches (548 cm) long.
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Wow, so the Cerveny on rugs'n'relics has twice as much tubing, yet is only 1 inch longer!
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Check out the number of bows on the picture of the Cerveny tuba - it is wrapped very tight - especially visible in the back picture. But, the author of rugs and relics does say it plays well in the low register. Guess they knew how to build 'em!
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