Tuba Tuesday: Martin, B flat euphonium, 3 piston, c.1953

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Tuba Tuesday: Martin, B flat euphonium, 3 piston, c.1953

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Happy Tuba Tuesday. The Museum features a Martin, B flat euphonium, 3 piston, c.1953.

Serial #: 185257

Bell Diameter 11 1/8″, Bore: .555″, Height: 30.0″.





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In my minimal euph experience, these have false tones. I don't have much luck with others...
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Re: Tuba Tuesday: Martin, B flat euphonium, 3 piston, c.1953

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humBell wrote: Sun Mar 22, 2026 8:31 pm In my minimal euph experience, these have false tones. I don't have much luck with others...
Wonder if it has to do with the extra loop in the bugle.
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