I do appreciate your responses. Here are some picture I have found from others: Normal MTS (What makes me feel/Think the one I am interested in is cutted is because I do not see the Reinforcement ring at the MTS receiver (I am not sure if It is well spelled but I hope you can understand me), also It ...

Greetings, I found a B&H Eb Tuba that I may be interested but watching the pictures I found something rare. The main tunning slide seems to be chopped. I have seen sometimes that people extend the main tuning slide due to high pitched old instrument, but I don´t remember seeing them to be low ...

B&S Mel Culbertson Neptune has a spacial place in my heart as my favorite tuba all the time

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There’s a website, your link, and there a price list in sheet form that is circulating. Apparently, they do not match. They sent me their price list sheet when I sent them an email asking for price on a "discontinued" horn (not that 2182W, but they sent the whole list). I suggest send them an email ...

Got a quotation from Buffet tubashowroom a couple of months ago for a silver plated MW 2182W (not sure if exactly the same model) but price was 9750 USD.

Also would buy any of the above if no want to trade:

- Houser SS Deck 1F
- Houser SS Deck 2F

Also looking for:

- Sidey MB (7.5 mm throat)
- Sidey MBL or MBII(8.5 mm throat)
- Sidey SSH-II (American shank preferred, euro shank accepted)

Please let me know!
Jose

Hello,

Looking for the following:

- Sidey MB (7.5 mm throat)

- Sidey MBL or MBII(8.5 mm throat)

- Sidey SSH-II (American shank preferred, euro shank accepted)

Please let me know!
Jose

I have an ORFEO DECK 1 and ORFEO DECK 2 in excelent condition. Silver is 100% on both, no dents anywhere. I would like to trade to their Stainless Steel F versions: SS Houser Deck 1F and Houser Deck 2F in excelent condition as well. I am not looking to trade to any other mouthpiece but those. Quite ...

Some of the 661 had to have been sourced from the parts bins at Yamaha, some of it was unique to the 661. I definitely think the 661 was better than the 641 BBb’s I’ve experienced! Agreed. I have both instruments myself. Hey Joshealejo! I’ve always wondered, will the first, third, or fourth slide fr ...

Some of the 661 had to have been sourced from the parts bins at Yamaha, some of it was unique to the 661. I definitely think the 661 was better than the 641 BBb’s I’ve experienced! Agreed. I have both instruments myself. One of the first versions of the YBB-641 (with S links but, sadly, newer style ...

Given a choice, would you rather have American or Euro shank? I might know where there sits one of each. They’re brand new, never used once, and in the original blue boxes. (Edit: If “Classic” means the ones that look like the modern, lightweight, Conn Hellebergs.) The Classic ones are the Old shell ...

Please, Still looking.

Those who knows me from the other site know that I am on this search for about 4-5 years...

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
José

Given a choice, would you rather have American or Euro shank? I might know where there sits one of each. They’re brand new, never used once, and in the original blue boxes. (Edit: If “Classic” means the ones that look like the modern, lightweight, Conn Hellebergs.) The Classic ones are the Old shell ...

I suggest to contact Mrs. Susan Culbertson directly. I saw some time ago in Facebook that she was trying to get an editorial to make the book formal.

I talked with her a couple of years ago via Facebook, maybe that can work.

José

Please still looking (since years ago as you know..) specially the Sidey

Thanks!
Jose

Thank you for your warnings gentlemen and Mr. Mark for taking action.

Hello,

I am looking for Houser Warren Deck 1F in stainless steel please.

Also let me know if you have a Sidey SSH Original (slender model) American shank preferred but would take Euro.

Thanks!
Jose

Hello I have sent you 2 PMs

Thanks,
Jose

Greetings,

Looking for Stainless Steel Sidey Classic or Original. Best condition possible. Cool if american shank, would take euro without problem.

Thanks,
Jose