Pre Army Workshop BUMP

The horn will be at the show on consignment through Baltimore Brass. I'll also be there at the Chuck Levin's booth, so stop by to say hi!

i've seen mention of Jacksonville State marching with 20Js with 'drum straps and carabiners', and i have seen the neotech tuba harnesses online. does anyone have advice? As someone that did this for 4 years. It is a cheap, reliable way to do exactly what you want. However, I am relatively certain ...

So I've said I would never sell this one, BUT I found another Rudy that I am trying to get, so it is for sale now. This horn is truly excellent and for a big horn it can be surprisingly athletic. Intonation is not a problem and only requires a small adjustments. I truly adore this model, hence why I ...

Cool paddles and matching spindle screws.

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Pretty neat.

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This looks like the source material for AI generated tuba imagery.

It would be a cool wall hanger, or rafter hanger, if you are into the Cracker Barrel aesthetic.

Not me, but I wish it was me.

Nice looking tuba with a weird MTS that reminds me of some of the old Conns.

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Looks to have a linkage conversion, but in nice shape.

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bloke wrote: ↑Mon Aug 19, 2024 8:10 am Maybe even some sort of epoxy, if there's a way to combine a fastener with some sort of industrial glue...??

If it's solid concrete, you could use one of those glass resin capsules that you put in before the fastener.

Congrats on the new horn!

arpthark wrote: ↑Wed Aug 14, 2024 8:15 am Neat, never seen a factory 5v one of these.

Dillon had one a long while back that was set up 4+1 with a bad scotch-brite finish. It also looks like a 2-3 combination fifth valve too.

I had a silver one in the shop for a little bit from the Eastman display at NERTEC. I did not want it due to being a little heavy on tubas for our store so Baltimore Brass picked it up. I really liked it even in comparison to my older 3400-FA5 Erickson. It has very similar playing characteristics ...

https://www.dillonmusic.com/used-kaliso ... =106336383

Neat horn and it looks to be in nice condition.

Reacting to something else that you said, a 15-in bell compensating E-flat may well be the best E-flat alternative for an F tuba, if someone is viewing an E-flat tuba as an F tuba alternative (though I personally never viewed E-flat tubas in that way). Sadly, once John Fletcher stuck a 19-in bell ...

I've spent a lot of time with the Besson 983, Willson 3400FA-5, Eastman EBE853, and the 3400 Capet. All of them are really nice tubas and there are more good examples then bad in my experience. The Besson, Willson, and Eastman are all pretty good "do-it-all" horns. As in, if I had to own just one ...

I mean it's been based out of the same office for 15 years. They have been threatening this for the better part of that time as well. I worked there for 3.5 years handling government sales and what's left of Jo-Ral.