I’m still looking everybody. Looking for a good 5/4 c tuba, piston preferred, and silver preferred. However, rotary and/or lacquer is fine depending on what it is and condition.
Located in Louisiana, I’d like to keep it 7k or under
WTB 5/4 C tuba.
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Re: WTB 5/4 C tuba.
It depends on what you call "good". I have a Chinese (M&M logo) 5 valve (4 piston, 1 rotor) B&S 3198 clone. It seems to play pretty well in tune and has a good sound, but it's just not my cup of tea. Message me if you are at all interested - it would cost you less than 1/3 of that $7k budget.
Terry Stryker
Mirafone 186C, 186BBb, 184C, 186C clone
Gebr. Alexander New 163C, Vintage 163C, Vintage 163BBb
Amati 481C
Lyon & Healy 6/4
Kane Stealth tuba
A plethora of others....
Mirafone 186C, 186BBb, 184C, 186C clone
Gebr. Alexander New 163C, Vintage 163C, Vintage 163BBb
Amati 481C
Lyon & Healy 6/4
Kane Stealth tuba
A plethora of others....
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Re: WTB 5/4 C tuba.
I have a spare CC I'd let go for half that, but it's smaller than 5/4, rotary, and lacquered. But well made, West German, great condition, fast easy valves, and easy to play in tune.
John Morris
This practicing trick actually seems to be working!
playing some old German rotary tubas for free
This practicing trick actually seems to be working!
playing some old German rotary tubas for free