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So, I've decided e flat tuba is not going to work for me. I just don't want to spend the effort and time to really learn the new fingerings. My orchestra has no bass tuba tunes all next season,so off to a new owner.
It's a silver yeb321 from around 1974. Silver in good condition. Many dings and dimples on back side of horn. I heard it was used for a strolling Dixie gig for many of its years. The horn really plays great. No weirdness on any note. Easy and free blowing. Has original hard case in good condition for age. If you want a very playable,non Chinese bass tuba on a budget,give this a consideration. Local sales given precedence,greyhound shipping,add $75. Pics to follow.

Pictures of the horn?

Sorry,will do soon. On the road a lot recently. Other than some dings and demples on back side of horn,looks like all the rest from this era. Around 1974-5
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Ok,pics added to photobucket. I don't really know what I'm doing though. I think the link takes you to my bucket,which is full of pics of my old long gone holton franken-b flat. If you click view recently added I think it takes you to the yeb321 pics.

Bump. If anybody is interested,make reasonable offer. Sending off to Baltimore brass if no interest. Need money to maw-ize my wisemann

Very interested. PM soon