Happy Tuba Tuesday. The Museum features a Carl Fischer, E flat tuba, 3 pistons, ca.1900.
Bell Diameter 14 7/8”, Bore Size .591”, Height 28 3/4”.
Carl Fischer, E flat tuba, 3 pistons, ca.1900.
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Tuba Tuesday: Carl Fischer, E flat tuba, 3 pistons, ca.1900
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Tuba Tuesday: Carl Fischer, E flat tuba, 3 pistons, ca.1900
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Re: Tuba Tuesday: Carl Fischer, E flat tuba, 3 pistons, ca.1900
I got BBb reliable helicon (of ebay for ~$400 and picked it up from a store on Long Island a few years ago. Only time took the ferry from Bridgeport)
I kinda liked it as one of the lighter shoulder mounted noise makers, not always the easiest to play, but ya could get something satisfying out of it if ya worked at it...
Always wondered what the significance of "reliable" was. Not as gaudy a model name as some.
I kinda liked it as one of the lighter shoulder mounted noise makers, not always the easiest to play, but ya could get something satisfying out of it if ya worked at it...
Always wondered what the significance of "reliable" was. Not as gaudy a model name as some.
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