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Jose the tuba player
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WTB OLDS SOUSAPHONE WITH 20 INCH BELL
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Ken Crawford
- 4 valves
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Re: and now they're are making an Eb tuba.........
Ahh make pretty musique on your very own largest musical instrument chrome tuba! Bore size -medium dung beetle can pass, lead lined slides for smooth sliding!
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Three Valves
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Re: and now they're are making an Eb tuba.........
The English influence on her most recent colonies strikes again!!
I am committed to the advancement of civil rights, minus the Marxist intimidation and thuggery of BLM.
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ghmerrill
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Re: and now they're are making an Eb tuba.........
I'm kind of interested in the "extra tube being given down the valve for intonation for low pitch" since I think I'd need that for "the lowest pitch in Eb" and my current horns don't have it.
I'm a little concerned that the finish might not be genuine chrome, but only "chrome polish".
I'm a little concerned that the finish might not be genuine chrome, but only "chrome polish".
Gary Merrill
Wessex EEb tuba (Wick 3XL)
Amati oval euph (DE LN106J6Es)
Mack Brass euph (DE LN106J9)
Buescher 1924 Eb, std rcvr, Kelly 25
Schiller bass trombone (DE LB/J/J9/Lexan 110, Brass Ark MV50R)
Olds '47 Standard trombone (mod. Kelly 12c)
Wessex EEb tuba (Wick 3XL)
Amati oval euph (DE LN106J6Es)
Mack Brass euph (DE LN106J9)
Buescher 1924 Eb, std rcvr, Kelly 25
Schiller bass trombone (DE LB/J/J9/Lexan 110, Brass Ark MV50R)
Olds '47 Standard trombone (mod. Kelly 12c)
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bort
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- Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Re: and now they're are making an Eb tuba.........
Side note: At Christmastime in New York, one of the window displays at Bergdorf Goodman is FULL of these Indian instruments. They are VERY shiny, and almost prop-like and cartoonish in quality. I tried to take a picture, but it was just too bright and shiny. Not fit for making music, but good for something at least. 