Only for 'tuba studs': here's something that was briefly under development.
Bell diameter, flare, taper, etc.
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Re: Bell diameter, flare, taper, etc.
From this perspective, it looks sort of like a knockoff of a short 4/4 York/Holton style frame. ie. 32 inches x 19 inches.
I wouldn't at all be surprised to discover that I'm wrong.
I wouldn't at all be surprised to discover that I'm wrong.
Re: Bell diameter, flare, taper, etc.
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Re: Bell diameter, flare, taper, etc.
So last night the marching band held a preview show. The marching tubas sounded like fat Kazoo's!!! So horrible that my wifes first comment was "the new tubas sound awful!" Now some of it is the students under developed embochure; But, these are the same three students that played sousaphones last season, that sounded full and rich. The same three that play the Jupiter tubas in concert band, which sound fantastic in their auditorium. So I'm very biased against the marching tubas.
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Meinl Weston 2145 CC
King Symphonic BBb circa 1936ish
Pre H.N.White, Cleveland Eb 1924ish (project)
Conn Sousaphone, fiberglass 1960s? (Project)
Olds Baritone 1960s?
Hoping to find a dirt cheap Flugabone
King Symphonic BBb circa 1936ish
Pre H.N.White, Cleveland Eb 1924ish (project)
Conn Sousaphone, fiberglass 1960s? (Project)
Olds Baritone 1960s?
Hoping to find a dirt cheap Flugabone
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Re: Bell diameter, flare, taper, etc.
Impossible to tell with a youtube recording computer speakers, and no prominent horn parts.peterbas wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2024 4:14 pmVienna Philharmonic Orchestra or not ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UiuJPW7_UU
Re: Bell diameter, flare, taper, etc.
Here you can do the test for yourself. Headphones recommended.Mary Ann wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2024 8:14 pmImpossible to tell with a youtube recording computer speakers, and no prominent horn parts.peterbas wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2024 4:14 pmVienna Philharmonic Orchestra or not ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UiuJPW7_UU
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIp ... A/viewform
Short summary of the test in English
https://matthias-bertsch.at/Downloads/M ... evilla.pdf
Full test but in German but also some nice pictures
https://matthias-bertsch.at/Downloads/M ... abil1).pdf