Griffith 4/4 Tuba Mute
Aluminum sides and wooden top and bottom
Excellent condition
Located in Ypsilanti, Michigan
$100 plus shipping

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/w36hvn7q ... kr0os&dl=0

I think I might have one for you. A friend has one that he is no longer using and I am going to his house today. I will check it out and let you know later this afternoon or the evening.

Well that makes my day. I’ll let Vince know that it’s going to good use. Someday I’ll tell you the story of how we got autograph copies and my Roger Bobo “first sushi” experience. Glad you are enjoying.

Basstablature wrote: Thu Apr 23, 2026 9:31 pm Hello. I’m interested in the Williwaw. I can’t seem to pm either because of the age of my account.

My email is:

7partscopper@gmail.com


Shoot me an email.

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Cornucopia and plethora both denote a large amount, but with different connotations. A cornucopia implies a bountiful, diverse, and positive supply (like a feast or variety of options). A plethora signifies a large or excessive amount, which can sometimes imply a negative, overwhelming ...

Ha! I caught that on Tubenet but obviously missed it here. Too funny to edit so I’ll keep it in. Denis was a very strict teacher.

Update on the shipping prices and the prices for the Wedge mouthpieces.

I am sorry, Joseph. Someone purchased the Alan Baer in the meantime.

Update on the plethora of … um Cornucopia or perhaps a Pride… Murder of…a gaggle? Ah, heck with it. Here’s a bunch of tuba mouthpieces for sale.

After selling a few of these, I’ve been able to determine the weight factor in relation to the shipping costs. So the shipping is shown with each ...

Tuba (mostly) Etudes, Solos & such for sale

Shipping is not included. I will get a quote from the post office for shipping costs when needed.

Music is located in Ypsilanti, Michigan

Please PM me if you are interested and with any questions.

Top Tunes for the Trumpeter
30 Modern Etudes by ...

Thanks! The valves on this horn are not an issue. The owner had Kevin Powers work on them some years ago and he had not had any issues since.

Does anyone know what this tuba ended up selling for? I am helping a friend sell his but cannot find many examples of the HBS 290 to base a starting price on? I sent a PM but I don’t if the seller will ever see it. Any assistance appreciated.

Thanks,

MG

UPDATE:

My previous reply: I’ve been playing a Helleberg since 1981 and for the most part, it has always been my go to mouthpiece. It got damaged to the point of no return and when I got a King 2341 I decided to try a G & W. I asked G & W which mouthpiece was most like the Helleberg and they said ...

Hey all:

Any recommendations for which Zoom hand held recorder works well for tuba?

MG

I’ve been playing a Helleberg since 1981 and for the most part, it has always been my go to mouthpiece. It got damaged to the point of no return and when I got a King 2341 I decided to try a G & W. I asked G & W which mouthpiece was most like the Helleberg and they said the Willowaw. I love it on my ...

You mention a Piggy on the original post. Is that a BBb or a CC?

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25th Ann Arbor TubaChristmas - Our Silver Jubilee!

When:
Sunday, December 8th, 2024
2:00 p.m.

Where:
Kerrytown Farmers Market
415 N. Fifth Ave. at Detroit St.
Ann Arbor, Michigan

Contact:
George Thompson
TubaChristmas Coordinator
Phone: (734) 395-9544
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I have a Wessex BBb 4 valve Helicon that I would like to trade for a smaller BBb rotary valve tuba, preferably a Cerveny Piggy or the like. If anyone is interested, please PM for further discussion.

Silly question maybe, especially for as long as I’ve been playing tuba, does the Conn Helleberg 120S tuba mouthpiece have an American shank?