A good bell in raggedy condition
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bloke
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Re: A good bell in raggedy condition
Based on supplied measurements, that's probably the more common B-flat version, and not the version that fits the less-common C or F (ie. F "Symphonie").
ie. The seller representation seems to be correct.
ie. The seller representation seems to be correct.
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I agree, guys. This is the way to go.
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Re: A good bell in raggedy condition
Yes, he is a good guy. I’ve had several transactions with him over the years. I’ve always been very satisfied.
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- arpthark (Thu Dec 21, 2023 10:58 am)
Some old Yorks, Martins, and perhaps a King rotary valved CC
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Re: A good bell in raggedy condition
Things I like most in a seller:
Does not overrepresent
No frills/superlatives
Good pricing
Direct/to the point
Tom is pretty much all of those. I've bought a couple tubas from him.
Does not overrepresent
No frills/superlatives
Good pricing
Direct/to the point
Tom is pretty much all of those. I've bought a couple tubas from him.
Blake
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