**SOLD** in USA / GERMAN engineering

[Tubajug]

IT WONT USE ANY MORE AIR THAN A ROTARY VALVE TUBA

He had to go bring in the whole rotary vs. piston debate too...

[Dan Schultz]

Some of these horns are OK. But.... it's the way they are marketed that pisses me off!

C'mon folks.... we all know what it is. Don't lie to us!

[bigtubby]

LOL

So it's the same thing as this horn, for twice the money?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Schiller-Americ ... 41726036fe" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank

To be fair it probably takes a lot of extra work to unwrap it, test and properly adjust and set it up ... and then return it to the Chinese shrink wrap. That has to be worth something doesn't it?

it's bad when you put up an ad that makes Jimlabbs look good

Quite an accomplishment!

[The Big Ben]

It's the plastic bag that makes is cost more. It is protective insurance.

[Michael Bush]

The last time this model from this seller with a similar ad came up, someone popped up who knew the importer, and the owner of this store turned out to be a professional performer on one of the small instruments, trumpet or sax or something. It was just turrible, turrible, that any question would be raised.

[Dan Schultz]

I think this must be the same as 'Violin King' in Houston. I recall them have a pretty good presence about ten years ago. I bought a 4V oval euphonium 'Maestro' around ten years ago $300 that's still being played by a German band musician in Indianapolis.

[Michael Bush]

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