civil war saxhorn euphonium
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civil war saxhorn euphonium
Interesting civil war saxhorn, euphonium held by a chinese that looks like the silver finish hasn't even dried on it yet. The horn is brand new.( On E'bay) Maybe Bejing just had a civil war with hong-kong or something. Boy, this makes you never want to trust or buy anything on Ebay. E'bay needs to hire a policeman just to monitor the tuba section alone. I see why "Bloke" gets so upset.
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Re: civil war saxhorn euphonium
"Maybe Bejing just had a civil war with hong-kong or something. "???
Not funny.
The horn isn't silver plated. Silver plating doesn't need to dry.
Not funny.
The horn isn't silver plated. Silver plating doesn't need to dry.
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Re: civil war saxhorn euphonium
Don't laugh. It appears to be identical to a YEP-201. It's probably made in the same factory as the Yamaha euphs!
Dan Schultz
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Current 'stable'... Rudolf Meinl 5/4, Marzan (by Willson) euph, King 2341, Alphorn, and other strange stuff.
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Re: civil war saxhorn euphonium
What's the civil war connection in the description?
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Re: civil war saxhorn euphonium
Isn't it obvious? "Civil War"-era horns had a very small end that you blow into, and a very large end where the sound comes out. This one is made in the same way!Brown Mule wrote:What's the civil war connection in the description?


There's yet another connection: Their English is still WAY better than my Asian!!!
Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?
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Re: civil war saxhorn euphonium
BRSouza-----"Maybe Washington had a Civil War with Richmond in 1860-1864 or something??????????." Not funny at all
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Re: civil war saxhorn euphonium
If nothing else they caught somebody’s attention.windshieldbug wrote:Isn't it obvious? "Civil War"-era horns had a very small end that you blow into, and a very large end where the sound comes out. This one is made in the same way!Brown Mule wrote:What's the civil war connection in the description?![]()
There's yet another connection: Their English is still WAY better than my Asian!!!
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Windshieldbug-----but they wern't YEP-201"s with a silver finish that doesn't need to dry and The A'Bomb hadn't been droped so land could be cleared to build Yamaha Euph factory so we could have civil war horns in 1861 .
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Re: civil war saxhorn euphonium
It could very well be where they make Yamaha horns. There are many features on this horn that look identical; braces, caps, finger buttons.
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nao tem graca
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Re: civil war saxhorn euphonium
My local middle school bought some Eastman BBb 3V tubas. At first, I thought they were Yamaha horns. I didn't try to interchange parts with a REAL Yamaha but it sure looked like they should. I did a little inquiring and was told that Eastman actually bought the factory where the Yamahas were being produced.... complete with the tooling. That's unconfirmed... but believable with all the Global stuff that's going on now.BRSousa wrote:It could very well be where they make Yamaha horns. There are many features on this horn that look identical; braces, caps, finger buttons.
Dan Schultz
"The Village Tinker"
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Current 'stable'... Rudolf Meinl 5/4, Marzan (by Willson) euph, King 2341, Alphorn, and other strange stuff.
"The Village Tinker"
http://www.thevillagetinker.com" target="_blank
Current 'stable'... Rudolf Meinl 5/4, Marzan (by Willson) euph, King 2341, Alphorn, and other strange stuff.