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That is all.

I think I would be extremely ironic to restrict what can be said and where, for Chinese tubas. It would give the full quasi-communist experience.

Some tubas made in *_________ are very good, some are good, some less than good and some are not good. Some players like tubas made in *________, some players don't. Some dealers of *_________ tubas are good, some are bad. Some people object to the government where the tubas are made, some don't. Some tubas made in *__________ play great for the money, some don't. Blah, blah, blah...

* China, Germany, England, Switzerland, The United States, Japan, Brazil, India, etc...

What have I missed?

I would be interested in a tuba made in Sweden.

I would be interested in a tuba made in Sweden.

No tuba has been manufactured in Sweden after 1958, when the company Ahlberg & Ohlsson closed down.
This company is and was highly reputated for their high quality brass instruments which still have a high collection value.
If performing with autentic instruments in septetts or sextetts, one comes in the first place to think about Ahlberg & Ohlsson.
All types of rotary instruments where made.
Please see some pictures here: https://www.google.se/search?q=ahlberg+ ... sson+tubas" target="_blank
Regards,
Lars

bort wrote:I would be interested in a tuba made in Sweden.

No you wouldn't, they aren't as good looking as their women!!

Lars Trawen wrote:

I would be interested in a tuba made in Sweden.

No tuba has been manufactured in Sweden after 1958, when the company Ahlberg & Ohlsson closed down.
This company is and was highly reputated for their high quality brass instruments which still have a high collection value.
If performing with autentic instruments in septetts or sextetts, one comes in the first place to think about Ahlberg & Ohlsson.
All types of rotary instruments where made.
Please see some pictures here: https://www.google.se/search?q=ahlberg+ ... sson+tubas" target="_blank" target="_blank
Regards,
Lars

Very cool! I *MUST* get to Sweden one of these days.

Three Valves wrote:

bort wrote:I would be interested in a tuba made in Sweden.

No you wouldn't, they aren't as good looking as their women!!

Again, I *MUST* get to Sweden one of these days.

PS -- there is a ton of Swedish culture, influence, and heritage here in the Twin Cities... and a lot of good looking people.

bort wrote:I think I would be extremely ironic to restrict what can be said and where, for Chinese tubas. It would give the full quasi-communist experience.

I'm not interested in restricting what can be said and where. Let it all be said here, on TubeNet. Say whatever you want. Just say it all in one thread, or in one forum. That is my point and hope.

This was done a few years ago on another board I participate in related to a sports team. A group of people kept wanting to rehash over and over again the same debate about the coach. Nothing genuinely new ever got said. The admins created a thread for the coach debate, and whenever anyone started something outside that thread, the new thread was merged into it. Worked brilliantly.

I thought it was because he "wanted more time with the family!!"

^ Don't get 58mark started...

bloke wrote:I believe that what has been omitted here is that

~~ ONLY ~~ Chinese manufacturers (and ONLY Chinese manufacturers of TUBAS) have copied other manufacturers' designs.

Wait! .... there are Chinese tubas? Where can I get one?

Where do we talk about Chinese euphoniums?

bort wrote:Where do we talk about Chinese euphoniums?

Will they bring much happy?

It's good to have you back, Wade.