Looking for a "ballpark" estimate - I don't have a CC tuba here to measure.
Thanks
Length of "flat whole step" 5th valve on CC tuba
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Length of "flat whole step" 5th valve on CC tuba
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Re: Length of "flat whole step" 5th valve on CC tuba
Thanks, guys! I don't have much experience with CC tubas (heck, I don't even know very much how to play one), so the guidance is much appreciated...
Mark, thanks for the math - it certainly wasn't one of my strong points back in school......
I say "ballpark", because as we all know, every different make of horn is individual, and may respond to slightly different tube lengths. I'm guessing it's best to start a little long and trim accordingly......
Mark, thanks for the math - it certainly wasn't one of my strong points back in school......
I say "ballpark", because as we all know, every different make of horn is individual, and may respond to slightly different tube lengths. I'm guessing it's best to start a little long and trim accordingly......
"Even a broken clock is right twice a day".
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Re: Length of "flat whole step" 5th valve on CC tuba
This won't help: it's the length of the first valve on a G (sub)contrabass tuba.
Rick "still have to do the math" Denney
Rick "still have to do the math" Denney