slick condition, and no (dumb-looking) ring of brass around the bell (the only purpose of which was to make it look less like the Olds O-99, which was parts-interchangeable with these Reynolds TB-10 tubas.
I recently picked up a Bach Mercedes (same thing, yet with barely larger piston diameters - to intentionally discourage people from buying Bach pistons to keep Olds/Reynolds tubas in working order) with a hard case for a low price, but it's "brown".
Tubajug wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 5:54 pm
What was the asking price? By the time I saw this, the original post was already taken down. I'm just curious...
Tubajug wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 5:54 pm
What was the asking price? By the time I saw this, the original post was already taken down. I'm just curious...
$325, including the stand. No brainier!
Wow! No brainer indeed!
Jordan King 2341 with Holton Monster Eb Bell
King/Conn Eb Frankentuba
Pan AmeriConn BBb Helicon
Yamaha YBB-103
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Tubajug wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 5:54 pm
What was the asking price? By the time I saw this, the original post was already taken down. I'm just curious...
$325, including the stand. No brainier!
And soft case, i believe?
I was rooting for bort junior... but such sweet deal, it wasn't easy being optimistic of the chances for the second in line...
bort2.0 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 11:18 am
Very cool... Could be Bort Jr's first tuba...?
One of those front valve baritones, a King or Conn, would be a great first horn for the future tuba star. If you get one with 4 valves you might even find a use for it!