Hey friends,

I hope everyone is doing okay. We're fine in Coastal Georgia, just no power (might be out a few days). Hope everyone else fared well.

Also, I have a tremendous amount of respect for you and what you do. I completely trust any decisions you make on tuba / equipment related to rep.

Healthy boundaries can totally be hard. I don't see any reason for feeling guilty based on what you have written. I think you are used to a pattern related to something that you are passionate about. That can feel funny, and while your feelings may be valid, they are likely a result of "new" and ...

https://search.makemusic.com/search?query=bordogni&utm_source=makemusic&utm_medium=site&utm_campaign=public_find_music&utm_content=search_bar The first 24 are uploaded into the "make music" platform online. I thought some were in Smart Music, but admittedly I'm haven't looked into that platform in ...

I played a Wick 5 once in Australia on a school band trip (school rented horns for us). I remember it being smaller, but not "bad" at all. I bet it makes a great fit on the N. Star. Glad that is working out! I have played a Wick tuba mouthpiece in about 15 years, but never hated their products. Just ...

You have way more experience than me, but if the MRP/Neptune aren't it, maybe the new Lind tubas? I seem to remember something about a larger CC option (not sure if it is a viable option, I haven't played it yet, just a thought).

Bump, price drop

Price drop $135

Located in Savannah, GA

US shank.

Very good condition. $145 (shipping included in the lower 48).

Payment via PayPal, friends and family preferred, otherwise add $5 for goods and services.

Pauvog90(at)att(dot)net

Congratulations, Diego!

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Located in Savannah, Euro shank. Feel free to email me if interested. My new to me CC seems to get along with American shank better, and I'm not using this one much the last several years regardless. Pauvog90(at)att(dot)net $135 includes shipping in the lower 48. Will send tracking number. Payment ...

Being an anti-American rejector of C tubas, and now owning three B-flats, I have uses for all three, and it is because of their different types of sound. I also have two euphoniums which are used for different types of things because of their different types of sound. I also use the F cimbasso ...

I did Invisalign. I still had to remove them to play, but the little anchor points were less invasive than standard braces. It's been worth it for my tuba playing since they came off, but was a big adjustment during. Had to learn to use a lot less pressure against the mouthpiece. This might provide ...

I did Invisalign. I still had to remove them to play, but the little anchor points were less invasive than standard braces. It's been worth it for my tuba playing since they came off, but was a big adjustment during. Had to learn to use a lot less pressure against the mouthpiece.

cjk wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2024 8:28 pm I hear that some coffee drinkers really like the K-cups.

Sent you a PM (I'm not selling anything but found a couple cool ones).

Thank you for reaching out! We are good, lots of water, but no power loss. We were lucky, several parts of town had a lot worse issue with flooding.

Per the descriptions (not the chart) Laskey provides for both lines, the K cup is a bowl shaped cup that's deeper than the shallow C cup, giving F and Eb tubas more presence, but not as deep as the G cup (for CC and BBb). Its rim is a different shape from the other lines, but they don't say how ...

Hi TubaForum Folks,

Hope everyone is doing well. Can anyone describe the difference in the Laskey F and K cups? I see they are both listed as mid-shallow, I'm just curious. Probably not moving from my Blokepiece, but am curious.