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Tuba Models
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WD24 This is an enlarged version of old 24AD. The bore and bore have both been opened up. All in all a very large symphonic mouthpiece.
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G This is a copy of the original Geib model. The cup has a very interest- ing shape in that it is medium deep until the bottom of the cup where it "V's out quite a bit into the bore. This remains a very popular symphonic design.
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H1 This is a copy of the old Conn Helleberg model 7B. This is a small tuba model which is still quite popular. |
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H2 The H2 is a somewhat larger version (inner- diameter wise) of the H1. |
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BTR This mouthpiece was made
popular by a very famous New York Studio musician. The depth
and breadth of the work performed on this rather large piece pays tribute
to it's original owner.
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