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I have a beautiful Conn 24/25J for sale. It comes with both the recording bell, and Kanstul upright bell. This tuba has been my main axe. It's in excellent playing condition, and great cosmetic condition, with only some minor "pings" in the upright bell. The lacquer is in excellent condition. The valves and slides are super smooth.

****I will not sell the upright bell separately****

The tuba doesn't come with cases, so local pickup is preferred (shipping is outrageous right now). The tuba is located in Cameron, NC. Payment via PayPal (Buyer must cover the fees).

Here's a link to pictures:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id= ... qX-B4JD9tB

Here's a link to a bunch of my practice videos:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmqr ... tfncGEwgtA

Trades considered: 3+1 Compensating EEb tuba in good playing/cosmetic condition

I'm surprised to see you selling this, but hope it's for all good reasons. Good luck!

I am surprised too.
Sure is a purdy toobah!

I would love to keep it, but I have a limited number of resources.

If there are any Conn 2XJ fans out there, this is one of the best I have owned(I have owned a lot...I'm not kidding, I have a "thing" for these ) Don't miss out on your chance to own one that is a beautiful player and looker

The Kanstul upright bell really makes this tuba easier to carry around/fit in tight spaces, but yet, still offers that beautiful, phat, large Conn 6/4 string bass sound that you have been dreaming about... except with a little more punch and clarity

I won't even mention the "core"

Oh, and I almost forgot to mention the "F" is really close on this bad boyAnd if you are playing with musicians who haven't figured out how not to play their "F" twenty cents sharp, 1&3 centers very well on this 2XJ

Seriously though, this is a great tuba with both bells. I have really enjoyed it, but it's time for me to move on to something a little better suited for what I am doing these days... and to satisfy all those "your tuba faces the wrong direction folks" Just kidding

The pictures don't seem to be working. I'd like to take a look.

Pictures
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id= ... qX-B4JD9tB

Holy Toledo, that is nice! I hadn't seen this earlier.

I recently moved, so this tuba is now located in Cameron, NC. This is a great tuba