Happy Tuba Tuesday. The Museum features a C. G. Conn, EEb Tuba, 3 piston, c. 1889.
Serial #: 28170
Bell Diameter: 14″
Bore Size: .595″
Height: 30″
Comments: Engraving on bell: “Made by/ C.G. Conn/ Elkhart Ind./ &/ Worcester Mass.” Beautiful ornately engraved leaves around text. One of the earliest “front action” instruments in the collection.
https://simonettitubacollection.com/ins ... on-c-1889/
Tuba Tuesday: C. G. Conn, EEb Tuba, 3 piston, c. 1889
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Tuba Tuesday: C. G. Conn, EEb Tuba, 3 piston, c. 1889
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Re: Tuba Tuesday: C. G. Conn, EEb Tuba, 3 piston, c. 1889
I have one just like that, #28526, which I believe is 1895.
"Plays"
Actually though, it plays pretty decently. Just needs a proper repair to a very obvious shadetree repair to the 3rd valve slide. Maybe I can fix that up in time for TC...?
"Plays"
Actually though, it plays pretty decently. Just needs a proper repair to a very obvious shadetree repair to the 3rd valve slide. Maybe I can fix that up in time for TC...?
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Re: Tuba Tuesday: C. G. Conn, EEb Tuba, 3 piston, c. 1889
I had a 4 valve version that I added a 5th valve to
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