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I am in need of a CC tuba. I'm a senior in high school and I'm going to major in music but I need to purchase a CC tuba. My price range is up to $8,500 but I'm willing to go up to $9,000 if necessary. It'd be great if you guys could recommend some horns to buy or if you guys could sell me yours! I live in Anaheim, CA. Also I won't need the horn until I start college in August. I apologize if you're trying to get rid of your horn right away. I'm simply trying to get a head start on looking into a horn.

I have a wonderful 4/4 MW 3450. This is a 5 valve instrument. Great all around tuba in silver.

Miguel Jimenez wrote:I am in need of a CC tuba. I'm a senior in high school and I'm going to major in music but I need to purchase a CC tuba. My price range is up to $8,500 but I'm willing to go up to $9,000 if necessary. It'd be great if you guys could recommend some horns to buy or if you guys could sell me yours! I live in Anaheim, CA. Also I won't need the horn until I start college in August. I apologize if you're trying to get rid of your horn right away. I'm simply trying to get a head start on looking into a horn.

Ted Cox is selling his 5/4 Rudy Meinl CC that has had some fantastic work done on it by Martin Wilk. He is asking $9,000 for what appears to be a fantastic instrument

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I have my B&S PT6P for sale listed for $8,000 right now.

I have an awesome Miraphone four rotor 84CC for sale well within your budget. Includes a case.

I have a B&S rotary Neptun with terrific sound for sale in 7500$
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I am looking, preferably, for a B&S CC tuba, a Miraphone CC tuba, a Meinl Weston CC tuba, a Grontiz CC tuba, or an Eastman CC tuba. However, I'm still open to other horns.

Dan Schultz wrote:I have an awesome Miraphone four rotor 84CC for sale well within your budget. Includes a case.

This one is sure tempting me. Get that so I don't have to worry about it.

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Once you are ready to buy a horn, you will get pore peretinent information.

If you buy an instrument without asking the opinion of the teacher at the college you will attend, it will be a disservice to your relationship with that teacher.

It might stretch you budget a tad, but I would take a serious look at the Eastman 832 (not the 6/4 836). For probably less money, consider the Wessex "Wyvern". Used tuba? . . . try them first. Scott Sutherland is down the road from you (towards San Diego). You might enlist his help. He's an Eastman guy.

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According to their "daily menu", the lowest priced CC tuba that Steve Ferguson has (Horn Guys) is the Miraphone 1293. It's still a ways beyond Mr. Jimenez's budget. Also, I don't think the shop is open for play testing at this time. For new CC tubas within that budget, I still think the Wessex "Wyvern" and the Eastman 832 are worth taking a look at.

I wish I could afford/justify walking into The Horn Guys and walk out with their B&S "MRP".

I have a MRP CC tuba for sale, $11,000!

I have an excellent PT6 for sale $8500.

Hi Miguel! I'm selling my Meinl Weston CC 2155. It is a great horn and it has gotten me through a lot! I also got it in High School and used it throughout college and even through my doctorate. I haven't posted it for sale anywhere but I think it would be a great choice for you and you'd be able to use it for a while. I'm asking $6,500, it comes with an Alteri gig bag and a large red flight case. I live in Los Angeles so it would be very easy to get it to you.

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Miguel, there are a couple of MW 2155's for sale, including the person above. Also, someone is selling a MW 2000 for about 9K, if I'm remembering correctly. If you can afford that much, I would grab that horn in a heart beat!