Tubas in war

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Scooby Tuba wrote:I've seen that pic before. What the heck are those really?
Acoustic locators.

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Replace by RADAR in WWII.
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phillip wrote:Image
Aren't those the tubas that they play 24 hrs a day at Guantanamo trying to "break" the prisoners that aren't there?
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I can't tell from the picture. Are those in lacquer or silver finish? And are those piston or rotary valves? Are they for sale? What kind of mouthpiece would work best with these fine tubas?
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TubaRay wrote:I can't tell from the picture. Are those in lacquer or silver finish? And are those piston or rotary valves? Are they for sale? What kind of mouthpiece would work best with these fine tubas?
Lacquer. Rotary. How much do you have? The kind that I will be willing to include when I sell you that monstrosity. :wink:

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