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I know this tuba very well as I have logged quite a few hours on it myself and I have heard Doug support full brass sections with it as well as solo on it and frankly this tuba ROCKS!! and he has babied it, so it is like new. I find this tuba significantly easier to play than any of the other piston F tubas on the market (that actually sound good). This tuba has an absolutely usable scale and a flexible sound that can fit into whatever situation needed. This is a particularly good example of this model of tuba.

Whoever purchases this will be getting a great tuba that is next to new and is much cheaper(if you can even find one in stock) than one straight from a dealer.

I use a PF-125 all the time and am EXTREMELY happy with it. I also thought I should mention that I've heard rumor that Gronitz's production is going to be slowing down significantly because of a staffing issue... so it may be VERY HARD to find the Gronitz tubas you want in the near future. Looks like a good deal on a great tuba.

Is the Gronitz still available?

Sorry to spam your thread, but!


Does anybody have experience with both laquer and silverplated PCK's?

I've heard of most people getting it silverplated. I play laquer and silverplated horns, but i am interested in the difference between this with the Gronitz PCK.



Cheers!