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Trying to gauge the interest in an O'Malley Cimbasso in F.
Price is $3000 for interested buyers.
It's in "like new" condition. Honestly I don't want to sell it, but I have my eyes on a tuba that would change my life!
Local pickup only in the DFW Texas area.
Can send pictures to anyone interested.
Let me know.

Thanks

Sold!

TubaBaja wrote: ↑Thu Aug 15, 2024 7:05 pm I have my eyes on a tuba that would change my life!

I'm curious now. Care to share what tuba would be life changing for you?

I had my eyes on two 6/4 tubas.
A Walter Nirschl and a Holton 345 in CC. But I missed out on both.

I sold the Cimbasso though! So maybe I'll catch the next big fish.

TubaBaja wrote: ↑Fri Mar 28, 2025 8:31 am I had my eyes on two 6/4 tubas.
A Walter Nirschl and a Holton 345 in CC. But I missed out on both.

I sold the Cimbasso though! So maybe I'll catch the next big fish.

There is that Hirsbrunner 6/4 CC for sale in AZ listed on the Offsite Deals section of this website.

arpthark wrote: ↑Fri Mar 28, 2025 8:38 am

TubaBaja wrote: ↑Fri Mar 28, 2025 8:31 am I had my eyes on two 6/4 tubas.
A Walter Nirschl and a Holton 345 in CC. But I missed out on both.

I sold the Cimbasso though! So maybe I'll catch the next big fish.

There is that Hirsbrunner 6/4 CC for sale in AZ listed on the Offsite Deals section of this website.

"Thar she blows!"

arpthark wrote: ↑Fri Mar 28, 2025 8:38 am There is that Hirsbrunner 6/4 CC for sale in AZ listed on the Offsite Deals section of this website.

There's also a retired tubist in Kansas City that is selling an HB50 for a very good price.

Jealous of the buyer, phooey. Do these rotary F cimbos have the same low range stuffiness that rotary F tubas have?