Could be an Amati?

I really really appreciate the advice from everyone. Im going into my second year in college. It’s not very common in Louisiana to play Eb, but I like it lol. I’ve been busy working in two repair shops last week(school shop and a M&A) so and haven’t been able to check on this post or reply but I will ...

I’ve been considering getting an Eb tuba instead of an F tuba in college(I find I like the sound I get in them more). But with the nature of being in college, I don’t tend to just have money lying around and have to plan ahead. The Questions: What kind of Eb tubas are out there(4 and 5 valve) and wha ...

Dang. Someone found it before I found this post. Decent pricing too

Bump. I believe he still has this for sale

I’ve been trying to contact this person for weeks about this horn with no response

for those curious, this is the result.


still has good compression too!

two basic silver instrument stinkinesses: - case mold and mildew: agressively brush and vacuum the case interior a lot...set the case (open - interior facing the afternoon sun) out in direct sunlight ...set a dish of vinegar inside the closed case at night. - silver sulfide: simply polish away the ...

two basic silver instrument stinkinesses: - case mold and mildew: agressively brush and vacuum the case interior a lot...set the case (open - interior facing the afternoon sun) out in direct sunlight ...set a dish of vinegar inside the closed case at night. - silver sulfide: simply polish away the ...

Here's what I know. From the 1915 catalog this is advertised as "The Holton Long Model Mammoth Bore Euphonium." I say its a "british style" horn only because it has the 3+1 orientation, not the front 4 or top 4 like I've seen online. This one is in really good shape, other than being very dirty ...

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Being sold by a friend of mine. Worked on the horn myself, plays great. The pictures of it polished are most recent

I had an old pan american sousaphone (already without the original valves) that I sold to a friend. long story short, the valves that are in it leak like crazy. He knew about it before he bough it but I'm trying to help him out. Would anyone have a set, or even just one valve from an old 14k they ...

OhTubaGuy wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2024 5:34 am This new horn from Mack Brass might be worth a look. A band mate has really liked his ZO Thunderbird CC. Chris Olka’s review videos are well done too.

https://mackbrass.com/tu8000-falcon-f-tuba

Seems interesting. Looks like a gronitz F

life happens. I’ll probably be looking for an F-tuba next year

Pm sent

I found everything I needed!

update; i found everything except for the neck. I have a 20k neck tube but its missing the part that goes into the receiver, so if somebody has one of those they could sell that would work as well.

Here’s what I’m looking for

Conn 14k/pan am leadpipe and neck receiver (found)
Conn neck
Upper crooks for third valve tubing(Conn or compatible) (found)
Conn(or compatible) 14k bell(if I can’t get this one back together.) (found)