Another t-bone question re: valve bones

prototypedenNIS · Post by **prototypedenNIS** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 2:27 am

bloke wrote:
A California-made pre-1980 F. E. Olds valve section (arguably the very best small bore American-made valve trombone ever made) should fit a run-of-the-mill pre-1980 Reynolds student bell section without alteration...but good luck finding a "spare" Olds valve section.

I have a Reynolds Vbone... damn near impossible to replace. Absolutely amazing.

windshieldbug · Post by **windshieldbug** » Thu Feb 22, 2007 9:42 pm

Bob1062 wrote:who wants to plop down 5 grand to constantly get the hand

Just play tuba the way it SHOULD be played...

iiipopes · Post by **iiipopes** » Mon Mar 05, 2007 11:07 pm

tubaguy9 wrote:
bloke wrote:
Chuck(G) wrote: Joe, how does that differ from a Conn 90G?
When completed

- It will have an F-attachment.
- It will be in the shape of a trombone (important, if being hired to go play "trombone" at some church orchestra gig).
- It will have at LEAST a 5-position and hopefully a 7-position playing slide (that can be unlocked and used when a slide is absolutely called for).

I've worked out how to do it in my head...but it gave me a headache.

That sounds like a Superbone with a F-attachment...

Actually, it could probably outplay any cimbasso made.

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Another t-bone question re: valve bones

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