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Chris Olka
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MW 2182 For Sale

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This is the second one imported into the United States and was made specifically for me by Meinl Weston. It is a great f tuba. Low and high registers are very even and responsive and intonation is very good. It is in excellent condition with one small pea-sized dent in the whole horn. It is lacquered and the valves work great. I have used it extensively in the Seattle Symphony and Opera orchestras as well as numerous recording sessions. I am selling this horn because I have decided to switch to Yamaha f tubas. If you are looking for a great piston valve f tuba this is it. Price is $6,000 firm.
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Post by bberlien »

bump for Chris

This 2182 has the best low register of the 5 that I've played. For those looking for a clear F tuba with traditional Alexander color and modern playability, a used 2182 is a good place to start. Also, I have yet to play any of Chris' personal instruments that were less than great examples of any given model.


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Bump on the 2182
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bump for Chris
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Hey Chris,

Just the horn...any cases or what not? Out of curiosity.....
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This instrument is in great condition. One of my students tried it out and Chris had it in (I believe an Altieri) nice gig bag.
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Thanks Ryan!
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