CC Tuba

Frank Ortega · Post by **Frank Ortega** » Wed Dec 13, 2006 2:05 pm

Zach,

I have the perfect horn for you. My Cerveny CCB 691 is at Dillonmusic.com for the very low price of $2895. This is a great horn for the money. It plays in tune and is very lightweight for a big tuba. It has a very easy response and beautiful dark sound. It also comes with a gig bag. Take a trip to Dillons and play it up against some of the more popular model tubas today and you'll see that it is even better than some that are in the $10-15000 range!

Good luck in your search!
Frank Ortega
FrankONJ@aol.com

Sam Gnagey · Post by **Sam Gnagey** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:11 am

The best advice that I can give you is to talk to your prospective college tuba teacher about what horn to purchase before making that decision. I'm certain that he/she would want to be involved. Otherwise things could turn out very badly for you.

jeopardymaster · Post by **jeopardymaster** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 12:42 pm

You couldn't ask for better advice at any price.

KevinMadden · Post by **KevinMadden** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 4:42 pm

Frank Ortega wrote:Zach,

I have the perfect horn for you. My Cerveny CCB 691 is at Dillonmusic.com for the very low price of $2895. This is a great horn for the money. It plays in tune and is very lightweight for a big tuba. It has a very easy response and beautiful dark sound. It also comes with a gig bag. Take a trip to Dillons and play it up against some of the more popular model tubas today and you'll see that it is even better than some that are in the $10-15000 range!

Good luck in your search!
Frank Ortega
FrankONJ@aol.com

While I'll agree that you need a trip to your local music store and try everything in your price range... If you get to Dillon's this horn would be a great place to start. ( and probably end with also most bang for the buck of any horn i've played recently)

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What Sam said.

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