By the way, I looked at all the musician photos on the site. Gee, a few of the English players really look, uh, "grubby" in their rehearsal garb--------quite unlike American players. The garments of the female violinist were particularly chic. (I hope this doesn't start the War of 1812 all over again. )
Owen's is PT6P for sure. Heard he's not playing any C tuba anymore and only using one of his many (many...) Eb Sovs.
He might've changed his mind though...
Background tuba pretty sure 4/4 Nirschl/Besson.
Def not Hirsbrunner and not 6/4.
Peach wrote:Owen's is PT6P for sure. Heard he's not playing any C tuba anymore and only using one of his many (many...) Eb Sovs.
He might've changed his mind though...
Background tuba pretty sure 4/4 Nirschl/Besson.
Def not Hirsbrunner and not 6/4.
Yep...the wrap and 5th valve placement look very Nirschl upon closer inspection, and the horn seems more like a 4/4.
The only reason for saying it could be a Hirsbrunner is that they are the only maker other than Nirschl to offer a 5th valve setup like that.
chris combest wrote:Gee Ray, I wonder if it is a pt-6p? I guess you think its a pt-6p. I would agree with you that its a pt-6p. Sure is a nice lookin pt-6p. Has anyone heard a pt-6p? I touched a pt-6p once. Great call that its a pt-6p. Anyone else think its a pt-6p? Ray?
Well.....it maaaay be a pt-6p. I'm not quite sure, yet.
The garments of the female violinist were particularly chic. (I hope this doesn't start the War of 1812 all over again. 
)
