It looks like one of these:
https://www.violins.ca/cases/bags_tuba.html" target="_blank
Mystery gig bag
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PMeuph
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Re: Mystery gig bag
Yamaha YEP-642s
Boosey & Hawkes 19" Bell Imperial EEb
Boosey & Hawkes 19" Bell Imperial EEb
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scottw
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Re: Mystery gig bag
Uh, has anyone checked out the diagram of the maker's "correct way" to place the tuba into the bag? Is it just me or-----------?PMeuph wrote:It looks like one of these:
https://www.violins.ca/cases/bags_tuba.html" target="_blank" target="_blank
Bearin' up!
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Tubajug
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Re: Mystery gig bag
Ha! I always wanted to reposition a leadpipe...Just set the bag down nice and hard and BINGO! Instant leadpipe respositioning system!scottw wrote:Uh, has anyone checked out the diagram of the maker's "correct way" to place the tuba into the bag? Is it just me or-----------?PMeuph wrote:It looks like one of these:
https://www.violins.ca/cases/bags_tuba.html" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank
The tuba in their diagram is also left-handed.
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.