What horn is this cloned after?

[toobagrowl]

This is mine. Totally different leadpipe than this clone. Other differences as well.

rsz_1rsz_2img_4290.jpg

yeah...' sorry for the wrong picture, but it ain't no RM 4/4 clone either...I used to own one of those. I think the reason that my mind took in "3/4" when "4/4" was clearly typed was that I knew good-and-well that it wasn't a copy of a RM-4/4.

That's why I said: "Maybe it's not a clone afterall". I mentioned the Rudi 4/4 more for it's bugle size/shape, from what I remembered off the top of my head. It is closer to this tuba than the 3/4 Rudi you posted, bloke.

I guess this Chinese tuba is a combo of Rudi, HB, Mira, and St. Pete CC tubas; so it's not a clone...

[Dan Schultz]

Threads like this remind me of the 'jellybean' cars in the 80's. Couldn't tell a Corvette from a Mazda at 300 paces!

[TubaTed]

so...

not a clone..

by reports a nice tuba...

probably would have been affordable


so... it was never released to the public

great

M&M has this horn as the "TU 1500".

[Timswisstuba]

Looks like a rotary Kalison... (if such a horn existed)

[bort]

Looks like a rotary Kalison... (if such a horn existed)

In theory, it did:

http://www.kalison.at/c-tuba/img/ks_smithcv_big.jpg