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big_blue_tubist
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Post by big_blue_tubist »

I have one of each in the showroom right now, and the 36 is a little more narrow.
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While I'm on it, how about Yamaha basses?
If you are asking how Yamaha basses play, I haven't been disapointed with mine in 3 years of playing (As in my signature, I have a YBL-613H. Discontinued, but a very good horn.) I think that the slide is wide, like a Bach, but I have nothing to compare it with, so don't quote me on it. :roll:
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Yes, I too have a 613H, and am of a larger frame!
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