Happy Tuba Tuesday. The Museum today features a Buescher, B flat Euphonium, 3 piston, 1912.
Serial #: 18154
Bell Diameter 12”, Bore Size .570, Height 24”.
“The / Buescher / pat. Oct. 29 ’07 / ELKHART / IND.” inside beautiful relief engraving on bell. 1, 2, 3 on valves. SN and PAT. MCH. 19, 1901 on second valve.
https://simonettitubacollection.com/ins ... ston-1912/
Tuba Tuesday: Buescher, B flat Euphonium, c. 1912
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Tuba Tuesday: Buescher, B flat Euphonium, c. 1912
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Re: Tuba Tuesday: Buescher, B flat Euphonium, c. 1912
Reminds me that i saw a listing of a similar buescher as a compensated instrument, and failed to correct them. (and honestly, they know more than i do, so maybe i'm wrong about compensation)
Anyway, cool instrument, for sure!
Almost surprised Couturiers don't do this for more conical boredom...
Anyway, cool instrument, for sure!
Almost surprised Couturiers don't do this for more conical boredom...
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