Bump for price drop, still interested more in trades

In grade school I took lessons with a euphonium player and music teacher named Atticus Hensley, who probably had the most impact on me. I studied with Winston Morris at Tennessee tech in undergrad, and then Dennis Askew at UNCG in grad school. I've taken lessons here and there with others, but those ...

Is there any good, drop-in replacement for these? The ones on my 2250TL for the 3rd and 4th valves rotate out of alignment when I try to reinstall the valves after oiling unless I manage to align them perfectly, causing the valves to stick until I've pulled them out, made them vertical, and slid ...

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I really wish there was a way to trial a set of MAW valves. I know they aren't a magic bullet that will solve all problems, but I do wonder how they'd impact the low range and flexibility on my Eastman 836. I just don't want to blow 1250 if I end up not looking them out not thinking they make a ...

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Hey everybody,

I'm entertaining the idea of trading or selling my Eastman 836, but mostly interested in selling.

I love my horn, especially following the modifications it received from Matt Walters. This was one of the first batch of this horn in the states, bought from that first batch of 4 at ...

I met Ian down at the army workshop this year. Great guy! Sold me on a cooley 3. He had a really strong assortment of mouthpieces for me to try and really helped with finding which worked best.

Second place would be a close race between the Siermann Arthur F (I think? The silver f they had) and the 2250 buffet brought along.


6 valve rotary F - Arthur
5 Piston valve F - Mars

Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it! Still trying to keep these model names straight myself ...

I was actually really excited to play it. Honestly, it just didn't feel good to me. The rotors felt pretty loose to my hand, and the size of sound didn't match the size of the horn. Maybe that will get sorted before production, though. The California F they feature now is very different to my ...

That Willson felt like such a monster. Every note spoke so well and felt so solid.

Second place would be a close race between the Siermann Arthur F (I think? The silver f they had) and the 2250 buffet brought along.

So far, of what I've tried, I really loved the smaller Willson Eb that Baltimore Brass brought along. The 3400s I think? That thing puts out an incredible sound, although being a little awkwardly shaped. I think I would've liked it even more if I had any idea how to play Eb tuba, but I managed to ...

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My goodness how I wish I had 600 dollars right now. So close and yet so far.

For sale is this Mr. P 6.5 Signature. Light insertion marks from me using it for a week or two while deciding on mouthpieces. This is a wonderful example of the 65 style mouthpiece, and I liked it a lot. It was the winner for me, in fact, until a dark horse came into the picture.

They go for $150 ...

There's one you don't see every day.

https://www.baltimorebrasscompany.com/p ... -tuba.aspx

My one big experience with the Elektra was overwhelmingly positive. So much so, in fact, I still think about it quite often. At the time, I actually wasn't a fan of how easy it felt. I remember thinking, "it feels like this horn is playing me. Everything is so effortless." That sensation made me ...

Thank you for the offer! I have been down that way a couple times, but not often. I'll definitely keep it in mind!

arpthark wrote: Tue Dec 09, 2025 1:34 pm If you're ever down in CT, I have the full Sellmansberger Solo line and all the different back bores as well as a few rims that you're welcome to try out. I really like those.