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Hi,
I'm Angelo Piazzini an Italian tuba player of Scandicci (Florence) Italy.
I've seen that you have sold one of these years ago and I want ask if do you know someone people that now could be interesting to sell this Harvey Phillips model?
I'm interesting to buy one of these but it is not really easy to find this model.
Many thanks in advance and my best from Italy,
Angelo Piazzini

AngeloPiazzini wrote:Hi,
I'm Angelo Piazzini an Italian tuba player of Scandicci (Florence) Italy.
I've seen that you have sold one of these years ago and I want ask if do you know someone people that now could be interesting to sell this Harvey Phillips model?
I'm interesting to buy one of these but it is not really easy to find this model.
Many thanks in advance and my best from Italy,
Angelo Piazzini

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WHY this obsession with this obscure model??? If you really like rare models and American design, just spring for a Kanstul 33T. Style is extremely loyal to the pinnacle of American tradition, with the playing convenience of modern construction.

The irony of being in europe and unable to find a good used tuba - land of abundant and dreamy bohemian rotaries.

I've actually always wanted to play one of these. . . from my understanding, Holton wasn't very consistent in their production of them, but they still look like cool horns. I enjoy the Conn 2J harv helped develop a lot