The silver plate does look great! -bump-

bump for price drop and new pictures

bump for price drop and new pictures

Bump. Looking to go from a two f tuba solution to a one f tuba solution.

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mm_an wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 10:49 pm A little bit of a stretch but is the horn still available? email is inorafhael@gmail.com if it is. Thank you!

It's never a good sign when the link to the pictures no longer works.

MShores wrote: ↑Mon Mar 04, 2024 3:16 pm Packer?

Packer is also not known for its original designs. Keep digging.

I spoke with one of my friends on the faculty. They're looking for someone to teach theory and horn. Happy hunting, everyone.

They're not exclusively selling the old BMB tubas.

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/ ... 2cd50fbc9n

Rummel's a great teacher. I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing today without his guidance.

Wind band and thanks, James!

Does anyone know of an arrangement of the Vaughan Williams Concerto for Band accompaniment and where it can be purchased/rented? One of the schools I work with wants to play it.

DB

MN_TimTuba wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 1:51 pm Sounds like y'all uns are free to make an offer. I'm not interested, so I see no point in kickin' another man's dog.
Good luck with your sale!

They're kicking his dog because he's trying to find a rube to pay more than it's worth.

tubacorbin wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2023 1:04 pm Update: I've just installed a PVAK on the valves and it made a tremendous impact. I've never felt a better low range on any tuba I've ever played. Still available for now, but lots of interest!

Where'd you get a PVAK for the Eastman?

Does anyone have a PDF or a physical copy of the 2022 SWTEC program that they could send me? The full program never made it to the website. It’s for a research project my GA is doing. I’d be more than happy to cover postage.

Thanks,
DB

I guess I just don’t get this approach. Not everyone will get picked. They have to balance the program some way. Their goals/focus shift from year to year. In years gone by, people would resubmit for the next conference if they felt they still had something pertinent to present. Glad I don’t have t...

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Now it's the Eastman 836 and Laskey 30H. I think the generic US university tuba studio has been producing a lot of really woofy and indistinct players for many years now. On a personal note, I remember going to an audition where all these young guys showed up with 2165s. It was hilarious. Listening ...

Mary Ann wrote: ↑Fri Feb 17, 2023 8:54 am So is this the same bugle as the Meinl Weston 182?

Yes

Justin has been on fire at FSU. I bet they’re sad to see him go.