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Does anyone one know an American dealer of these tubas? I see the also produce a pocket tuba in F.
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I was thinking exactly the same thing a few months ago. After searching around I didn't find any indication of dealers outside Europe.

They have a website with contact details.

http://www.jestaedt-instrumente.de/frame.htm

I've seen an Austrian website selling them. The baritones cost the equivalent of $5,000 USD.

http://www.musiktirol.com/krainer_hoern ... 03615.html

Please let me know if you have any luck finding a dealer.
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Post by Wyvern »

I visited Jestaedt in Germany to try out when considering travel tuba. Their F IMHO is not a patch on the Melton/Meinl-Weston travel tuba. I could not get a decent sound out of it! The small BBb model seemed marginality better.
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Hallo,
I've played all of the Jestädt tubas. The 5 valve Orchestra Modell 81 was for myself, a beautifully playing instrument. Although it obviously doesnt have the weight of a full size F tuba, it more than makes up for it with better clarity and a wider range of colors. When funds allow next year, I will buy one.
Specs are:
82cm high
4.2-4.4kg depending on 4 or 5 valve
Bore 19.5mm
Goldbrass handmade with kranz on the bell

The 4 valve F model and the BBb version are perhaps meant more for children but are still quite fun to play.

The pocket tuba is in BBb, and has a LOT of resistance rather like the MW travel tuba. With my standard F mouthpiece it wasnt playable, but I threw in a very small Tilz (WH-F4), and it woke up somewhat, abeit still stuffy.

Here's their contact.

Bernd Jestädt
Haus der Musik
Abt-Bertho-Straße 8
36137 Großenlüder-Bimbach
Tel: +49 (0)6648 621 84
Fax: +49 (0)6648 61897
info@jestaedt-instrumente.de" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank
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Modell 81 5 valve F
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2165 wrote:Hallo,
I've played all of the Jestädt tubas. The 5 valve Orchestra Modell 81 was for myself, a beautifully playing instrument. Although it obviously doesnt have the weight of a full size F tuba, it more than makes up for it with better clarity and a wider range of colors. When funds allow next year, I will buy one.
Specs are:
82cm high
4.2-4.4kg depending on 4 or 5 valve
Bore 19.5mm
Goldbrass handmade with kranz on the bell

The 4 valve F model and the BBb version are perhaps meant more for children but are still quite fun to play.

The pocket tuba is in BBb, and has a LOT of resistance rather like the MW travel tuba. With my standard F mouthpiece it wasnt playable, but I threw in a very small Tilz (WH-F4), and it woke up somewhat, abeit still stuffy.

Here's their contact.

Bernd Jestädt
Haus der Musik
Abt-Bertho-Straße 8
36137 Großenlüder-Bimbach
Tel: +49 (0)6648 621 84
Fax: +49 (0)6648 61897
info@jestaedt-instrumente.de" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank
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Modell 81 5 valve F
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Tübchen mini...

Thank you. Would you be able to tell me how much their tubas run?
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Here's a Youtube video of the bigger one-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hb94ux0JiI
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I think the prices are listed here (under individual instruments)-
http://www.jestaedt-instrumente.de/frame.htm

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