Satin Silver King Rotary CC
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Satin Silver King Rotary CC
Several years ago, there was one of these for sale. I was honestly wondering where it ended up. I would really like to own a rotary King at some point in my life. Just curious if anyone remembers seeing it?
Pre-war Alexander 164
1928 York Monster sousaphone.
1928 York Monster sousaphone.
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bisontuba
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Re: Satin Silver King Rotary CC
I owned that tuba briefly. It was stuffy and was an intonation nightmare!!!!!
Randy Harrison
Retired Proprietor, Harrison Brass
Retired Instructor of Applied Brass Performance,
Maryland Conservatory of Music
Retired Proprietor, Harrison Brass
Retired Instructor of Applied Brass Performance,
Maryland Conservatory of Music
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Re: Satin Silver King Rotary CC
@DandyZ629 PM sent
Some old Yorks, Martins, and perhaps a King rotary valved CC
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Re: Satin Silver King Rotary CC
...but at least it's professional...hbcrandy wrote: Fri Dec 23, 2022 10:53 pm I owned that tuba briefly. It was stuffy and was an intonation nightmare!!!!!