I guess my Nirschl has to go.
The BEST tuba...
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UDELBR
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The BEST tuba...
This web page tells me it's settled: the very BEST tuba is a Jupiter contra.
I guess my Nirschl has to go.
I guess my Nirschl has to go.
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Re: The BEST tuba...
UncleBeer wrote:I guess my Nirschl has to go.
Didn't even make their top 10...
Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?
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Re: The BEST tuba...
And Willson actually shared one of their articles on Facebook...Why would a reputable company like Willson share such garbage?
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https://hearthemusicplay.com/the-best-euphonium/" target="_blank
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Bnich93
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Re: The BEST tuba...
Oh shoot! I had a feeling that the Jupiter marching tuba would be better than my yorkbrunner.
Hirsbrunner HB50 w/Warburton 30DL
John Packer 377s w/Parker Cantabile
John Packer 377s w/Parker Cantabile
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Re: The BEST tuba...
I had no idea that I'd have to spend at least $1000 for a tuba! Out of my range.
sorry, I don't do signatures.
