new word coined
- imperialbari
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Re: new word coined
And even after getting your nextuba you always need the installation of the universal solution to any tuba related problem, the VLTADS,
Klaus
PS: You don’t get VLTADS? Please check your acronym acrobatics! It is just so obvious: Very Long Trigger Assembly Doubly Sprung!
Klaus
PS: You don’t get VLTADS? Please check your acronym acrobatics! It is just so obvious: Very Long Trigger Assembly Doubly Sprung!
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Re: new word coined
I can't seem to make it work out as an acronym for "ask your teacher," Klaus.

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Re: new word coined
What about ol'tuba?
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Re: new word coined
bloke wrote:After BAT, dentbag, TFJ, et al, here is the latest addition:
nextuba - noun - ˈneks-tü-bə - 1. a tendency of tuba players with funding resources to scamper to the newest, latest model of tuba, which typically will realize a .0005% improvement in one category and - on average - a 4.2% decline in other characteristics
Interesting way to stir the pot. See here: http://www.craigknoxtuba.com/a-few-thou ... ipment.php
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Does "Websters" have any substantial def for BLOKERESTORATIONS??? :bloke wrote:After BAT, dentbag, TFJ, et al, here is the latest addition:
nextuba - noun - ˈneks-tü-bə - 1. a tendency of tuba players with funding resources to scamper to the newest, latest model of tuba, which typically will realize a .0005% improvement in one category and - on average - a 4.2% decline in other characteristics
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Re: new word coined
Sorry, I stole your line and posted on my FB page.
Tony Clements
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Re: new word coined
Interesting article by Craig.JHardisk wrote:Interesting way to stir the pot. See here: http://www.craigknoxtuba.com/a-few-thou ... ipment.php
In the UK the tendency seems to more be for the majority of players to stick with the ubiquitous 3+1 compensated Eb (with 24AW, or Dennis Wick mouthpiece) and not experiment with equipment. I often wonder when listening to concerts if the tuba player could sound better with other equipment? Don't get me wrong, the compensated Eb is a really excellent versatile instrument, but I don't think it necessarily the best for everything, or everybody.
For myself, I have receive far more compliments (from conductors, other musicians and audience) since I have been playing my Neptune CC and PT-15 F than I ever used to on my one time Besson 981 Eb. I feel I have now found the equipment to match myself.
One can seem to be chasing new equipment in a 'nextuba' manner while trying to find the right match, but much like dating the other sex, hopefully you will eventually find your 'perfect' match - and then that is the time to settle and be satisfied
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Brown Mule wrote: Does "Websters" have any substantial def for BLOKERESTORATIONS??? :
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Re: new word coined
bloke wrote:After BAT, dentbag, TFJ,
I know about BAT and dentbag, I've seen TFJ, but what does that one stand for? My acronym decifering skills aren't the greatest.
Jordan
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Eb Frankentuba
Martin Medium Eb Helicon
If at first you don't succeed, skydiving's probably not for you.
King 2341 with a Holton "Monster" Eb bell
Eb Frankentuba
Martin Medium Eb Helicon
If at first you don't succeed, skydiving's probably not for you.
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Re: new word coined
bloke wrote:Tubajug wrote:bloke wrote:After BAT, dentbag, TFJ,
I know about BAT and dentbag, I've seen TFJ, but what does that one stand for? My acronym decifering skills aren't the greatest.
TNFJ = TubeNet freak jury
Ah, thanks. The best I came up with was Tube Net Forum Junkie
Jordan
King 2341 with a Holton "Monster" Eb bell
Eb Frankentuba
Martin Medium Eb Helicon
If at first you don't succeed, skydiving's probably not for you.
King 2341 with a Holton "Monster" Eb bell
Eb Frankentuba
Martin Medium Eb Helicon
If at first you don't succeed, skydiving's probably not for you.
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Re: new word coined
Lastuba: A tuba with 0% of characteristics which has one or more nextuba's as predecessors.bloke wrote:nextuba...on average - a 4.2% decline in other characteristics
Firstuba: A tuba which has no nextuba's as predecessors.
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Doubtpiece - noun - ˈdout-pees - 1. The mouthpiece, usually made of unobtainium, that once found will enable to have the tub[a]ist have complete control of range, clarity, dynamics and articulation. Or any one that seems better than the one that you're currently using.
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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Wow! I hadn't thought about that in years, but I loved that show!bloke wrote:Are you old enough to remember upsidasium ?
http://www.tv.com/the-bullwinkle-show/u ... ated_eps;2
"Hey Rocky, watch me pull a rabbit outta my hat!"

Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?
