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I thought we discussed this...

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But I can't find the thread and I'm not sure what I would type into the search function to find it, but what were the thoughts on this thing?

http://desmoines.craigslist.org/atq/4295068921.html

$400 for a four-valve tuba doesn't seem bad and it's only 3 1/2 hours away from me...I do have a couple friends in Des Moines too, although they don't play tuba... your thoughts?
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Fun horns but not spectacular players ... in my humble opinion, of course. Made by Cerveny. I've had a couple of those.
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bloke wrote:nice paint job
I was curious about the finish. I contacted them and they said their son played it through high school and it's perfectly playable, slides and rotors all move.
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Martin Medium Eb Helicon

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Tubajug wrote:....it's perfectly playable.....
A 'perfectly playable' Cerveny? That sort of proves it's a scam! :) :tuba:

Just joking. It's probably a deal just for the parts!
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TubaTinker wrote:It's probably a deal just for the parts!
I've thought about that too...it might make a starting point for me to build my own CC! Especially if you replace the valves with pistons, shortening that leadpipe might get you most of the way there! :shock:
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Martin Medium Eb Helicon

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Tubajug wrote:
TubaTinker wrote:It's probably a deal just for the parts!
I've thought about that too...it might make a starting point for me to build my own CC! Especially if you replace the valves with pistons, shortening that leadpipe might get you most of the way there! :shock:
I've had at least one of those beasts where the leadpipe had to be cut just to make it play in Bb! Flatter than a pancake!
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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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