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POLL: shorty/fatty (York-like) Holton B-flat tuba with 19-inch bell...
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Re: POLL: shorty/fatty (York-like) Holton B-flat tuba with 19-inch bell...
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I agree, guys. This is the way to go.
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Re: POLL: shorty/fatty (York-like) Holton B-flat tuba with 19-inch bell...
LOL...
I was looking through youtube videos to find crap to delete.
I found this (which seems like a good "delete" candidate), but it made me laugh, so it stays.
This is the 5th valve (FF semitone circuit) for this B-flat tuba before being mounted on the instrument.
I had some Jinbao 19mm bore rotors, and decided to NOT spend the dough on a Meinlschmidt...so I picked the best one that I had, and "worked" the rotor body up higher into the casing until I had more (a good bit of) contact area between the rotor body air seal surface and the casing.
I was looking through youtube videos to find crap to delete.
I found this (which seems like a good "delete" candidate), but it made me laugh, so it stays.
This is the 5th valve (FF semitone circuit) for this B-flat tuba before being mounted on the instrument.
I had some Jinbao 19mm bore rotors, and decided to NOT spend the dough on a Meinlschmidt...so I picked the best one that I had, and "worked" the rotor body up higher into the casing until I had more (a good bit of) contact area between the rotor body air seal surface and the casing.