Mirafone CC Serial #2520 in great shape.

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Mirafone CC Serial #2520 in great shape.

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Wow...I just bought a tuba...I think it has a higher serial number, like 7454, and it's in about the same shape, and sounds heavenly...One of the best tubas I've tried...and got it for about $300 cheaper. Man, I love it!!!
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eBay Ad wrote:serial number, 2520. You will be hard pressed to find a Miraphone with a lower serial number
I've got S/N 1789 and 1792. You'd be hard-pressed to find a Miraphone with a lower serial number... :P
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Chuck(G) wrote:
eBay Ad wrote:serial number, 2520. You will be hard pressed to find a Miraphone with a lower serial number
I've got S/N 1789 and 1792. You'd be hard-pressed to find a Miraphone with a lower serial number... :P
Dang, When and where did you get those horns? And by the way, what shape are they in? It also had a thing about the condition it was in!!! :P
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tubaguy9 wrote:Dang, When and where did you get those horns? And by the way, what shape are they in? It also had a thing about the condition it was in!!! :P
Last year, wheeling and dealing. One's still apart, but the other's been cleaned up and looks and plays great. Both are 184's.
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Chuck(G) wrote:
tubaguy9 wrote:Dang, When and where did you get those horns? And by the way, what shape are they in? It also had a thing about the condition it was in!!! :P
Last year, wheeling and dealing. One's still apart, but the other's been cleaned up and looks and plays great. Both are 184's.
So, therefore, the ad is still somewhat right. It had that you couldn't find a lower S/N in AS GOOD of shape.
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tubaguy9 wrote:So, therefore, the ad is still somewhat right. It had that you couldn't find a lower S/N in AS GOOD of shape.
Nope, the 184 that's been reworked is in BETTER shape.
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tubaguy9 wrote:So, therefore, the ad is still somewhat right. It had that you couldn't find a lower S/N in AS GOOD of shape.
Nope, the 184 that's been reworked is in BETTER shape.
I think the guy on eBay is talking about ORIGINAL shape...Otherwise, if not, you win.
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Dale, are you sill looking for some S-arms? PM me if so.
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