Public Surplus (Texas A&M Kingsville): Wurzbach Crustinator
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Re: Public Surplus (Texas A&M Kingsville): Wurzbach Crustinator
What’s the story on Wurzbach tubas, and what would be an acceptable price for this horn?
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Re: Public Surplus (Texas A&M Kingsville): Wurzbach Crustinator
This looks like a pre-Chinese one.
Made, I think, by Roland (not Rudolf) Meinl, the same company that makes the Meinl percussion stuff.
I think the bells are Rudi Meinl-made, though. The engravings I've seen are very similar to Rudi.
This one? Maybe $200 for parts? Just my 2¢!
Made, I think, by Roland (not Rudolf) Meinl, the same company that makes the Meinl percussion stuff.
I think the bells are Rudi Meinl-made, though. The engravings I've seen are very similar to Rudi.
This one? Maybe $200 for parts? Just my 2¢!
Blake
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