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Silver-plated PT-6, great tuba, with flight case and gig bag. Great playing tuba, used in the Dallas Symphony.

For my current playing I need a smaller CC tuba, can't afford 2 horns.

VERY in-tune, extremely easy high-register, great tuba, practically plays itself.

Had a sonic-cleaning done 2 months ago. 1 ding in the bottom bow.

$9,000 with case/gig-bag

i'll trade you my silver 4/4 PT20-PS if you're willing. comes with hard case (mts) and a sterling deluxe gig bag.

Probably not going to do a trade, but thanks for asking

Thanks Bloke...I should get another $500 or so just based on the fact that my instrument comes with "Bloke-work"....$10,000 anyone?

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tubatom91 wrote:I am in the market for a CC tuba 4/4 to 5/4 size. Somthing like a 186CC I am in a tough spot for cash so any deals would not be imidiate. I am looking in the range of $1500 to $2500 sorry I'm so cheap but I want to learn CC before I need to for College.

OK, so you are desperate and cannot commit to anything? Uncle Chuck has YOUR ANSWER!!!!!! Take the bell off your sousaphone, check it with a tuner (probably real close to a CC), practice, get a job, save your money, come back later. See, you can learn CC fingerings AND not have to poor mouth to the world.

Chuck"who did the very same thing in 1975 AND worked saving up money for his 1st tuba, an Alexander, that cost***GASP*** $850.00"Jackson

bloke wrote:Secondly, I didn't admit to having done any "work". That might have implied that you're offering for sale a "formerly-broken" tuba.

Not if you just "tweaked" it.

sorry wrong button....forgot to use "preview"

Cool Tuba

WOW, what a great price, lets have a bidding war

yup

Could I get some pictures and some info, please send to sousakrue@aol.com, thanks!!