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Cerveny "piggy" CC that I used through college and group performances after college. It is an older model, recently professionally cleaned and rotars adjusted. First valve tuning slide adjuster, first valve vented, String rotors replaced. It comes with Altieri gig bag in very good shape. It is a great horn from quintet up to band and orchestra usage. Piggies are a compact horn with a larger lead pipe making it a very versatile horn holding it's own in an orchestra or blending in a small chamber group. Great all purpose horn! $3200.

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Wow! Great looking horn. I have a similar Piggy and LOVE IT! Totally agree with your assessment. I wish I had room for another. Best of luck!

Location?

Sorry, Near Indianapolis, IN. Thank you.

Sorry, Near Indianapolis, IN. Thank you.

Thank you John. It is a great utility horn.

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Would you be interested in a trade? I have a BBb ZO6000 with an extended 4th valve tuning slide. It is a copy of the MW Thor. I'm not subbing with professional orchestras anymore and would like to go back to a" Piggy". I do community orchestras, bands and a professional German group "Bavarian Express" and "Bavarian Flavors" and I need a smaller (height, that is) tuba. I used to own a "Piggy" but sold it because the orchestras I was subbing with ( Macon, Atlanta, Johns Creek) required a 5/4- 6/4 tuba at the time. I'm retired so just doing smaller ensembles. The ZO has a hard case with wheels and a soft case. Contact me at 770-402-4226 or Eutubabone54@gmail.com Brent Vokes

Height of ZO6000 BBb is 40" approx. And bell is 17 3/4"
4 valves with 4th valve extension, so (actual) low C can be played 1234 with 4th fourth slide extension pulled out. 2+4 B natural can be played in tune now also.

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BTW, how tall is the piggy and what does it weigh? I had one about 8 years ago and I've forgotten all that info.

Just shy of 18# and 34" tall. Have a pleasant Memorial day. Bernie

Pending purchase.