Horn Guys Yamaha 5 valve CC Jim Self

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Re: Horn Guys Yamaha 5 valve CC Jim Self

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Bloke,

That's exactly what I had done to my 621. Larger bell, fifth valve, new bottom bow, and other updates. I wish they'd offer it as a production model. It can be used for large ensembles, solos, quintet, etc....

Tom

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Re: Horn Guys Yamaha 5 valve CC Jim Self

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I seem to think to myself that this would be that perfect small"ish" CC alternative for Eb in a quintet.
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Re: Horn Guys Yamaha 5 valve CC Jim Self

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Is the bell from another Yamaha horn or some other tuba?
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Re: Horn Guys Yamaha 5 valve CC Jim Self

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Has anyone on here played this horn? Would you be willing to comment on pitch, response, or differences from a stock 621? I like the differences between the YFB-621 and 821...

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Re: Horn Guys Yamaha 5 valve CC Jim Self

Post by Greg Lecewicz »

tmmcas1 wrote:Bloke,

That's exactly what I had done to my 621. Larger bell, fifth valve, new bottom bow, and other updates. I wish they'd offer it as a production model. It can be used for large ensembles, solos, quintet, etc....

Tom

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Tom, Could you elaborate on your horn? Are the parts from f tuba? The cost?
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