Reverb: c. 1966 Mirafone CC 184-5U

[bisontuba]

https://reverb.com/item/39375739-mirafone-184-cc-tuba

[bloke]

I have played both the 184 C tubas with the 90-degree sharp angled crook between the 4th rotor and main slide, and

I have played those that look like the one pictured (link from Reverb).

I owned two of the 90-degree ones...I had to pull out the main slide fairly far.
I've played the style shown in the picture...I had to push the main slide in most all the way.

[dp]

thats my hometown and I sent the seller a note, will post here when I hear back (probably will have a friend go play test it I am thinking of downsizing)

--phelpsie

[bort2.0]

Or, if you prefer newer with fewer valves and a higher price:

https://reverb.com/item/38645031-mirafo ... tuba-sn-11

[Doc]

Gimme that 5v...

[Casca Grossa]

I have played both the 184 C tubas with the 90-degree sharp angled crook between the 4th rotor and main slide, and

I have played those that look like the one pictured (link from Reverb).

I owned two of the 90-degree ones...I had to pull out the main slide fairly far.
I've played the style shown in the picture...I had to push the main slide in most all the way.

I have not played the style from the ad, but I agree with Bloke's assessment of the 90 degree crook. Mine plays great but the MTS is out pretty far. It doesn't bother me but may bother some.

[tubanh84]

Or, if you prefer newer with fewer valves and a higher price:

https://reverb.com/item/38645031-mirafo ... tuba-sn-11

Isn't this one a 186?