These don't come up for sale very often! And 1200 seems fair.
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Old Sander Near Portland
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- daktx2
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Old Sander Near Portland
Weltklang B&S Symphonie F tuba
Bohm and Meinl 5520 C tuba
Bohm and Meinl 5520 C tuba
- The Big Ben
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Re: Old Sander Near Portland
If someone wanted to own an antique German BBb that probably is pretty usable, this could be the one. Made about 1900 and it looks as if it was treated well. Valves are constructed like modern french horn valves- string action, rotary valve, same spring on paddle as modern rotary tubas. No 'clock spring" problems. Three of the valve slides are up top if that matters. Looks like euroshank mouthpiece but it comes with a mouthpiece so that might not be a big deal.
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Re: Old Sander Near Portland
So many tubas, so little time............
Principal tuba, Bel Air Community Band
Old (early 1900s?) Alexander BBb proto-163
1976 Sonora (B&S 101) 4-rotor BBb
1964 Conn 20J/21J BBb (one body, both bells)
1970s Marzan Slant-rotor BBb
~1904 York 3P BBb Helicon
Old Alex Comp.F, in shop
Old (early 1900s?) Alexander BBb proto-163
1976 Sonora (B&S 101) 4-rotor BBb
1964 Conn 20J/21J BBb (one body, both bells)
1970s Marzan Slant-rotor BBb
~1904 York 3P BBb Helicon
Old Alex Comp.F, in shop
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Re: Old Sander Near Portland
These springs are far from conventional and not easy to replace. They are wound right onto the paddle after passing a straight piece of wire through a hole in the paddle bar. It's somewhat of an art.The Big Ben wrote:....same spring on paddle as modern rotary tubas. ....
Dan Schultz
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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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Re: Old Sander Near Portland
Thank you for the correction. Sounds like you have some experience! I'm a two hour drive from Portland, OR but I don't think I'll add an old German tuba to my collection.Dan Schultz wrote:These springs are far from conventional and not easy to replace. They are wound right onto the paddle after passing a straight piece of wire through a hole in the paddle bar. It's somewhat of an art.The Big Ben wrote:....same spring on paddle as modern rotary tubas. ....