Shopping for a tuba

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And from Dillon's, it's just 3 or so hours drive to Dave Fedderly's shopp, Baltimore Brass Company.
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Play absolutely every tuba you can get your hands on.

Then, start making decisions.

If you haven't already, plan on spending a good year or more of looking, choosing, perusing, listening, and honking.
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