Wtb: 5 valve C tuba. Silver preferably

[EmptyCase]

I’m going into my freshman year of college but LSU, as big of a school as it is, doesn’t have one I can use. My budget is around 6k ish. Silver is preferred and I’m also willing to drive a long ways. Let me know!

[LargeTuba]

I have a pt-7, it’s a little out of your budget, but it’s a good horn.

[EmptyCase]

How much and where? Also pictures :)

[EmptyCase]

Bump. Let me specify I’m not looking for a 6/4. 5/4 preferred

[jtm]

There's a Miraphone 188 for sale on this site. You might call that 5/4, or maybe just stout 4/4, but it's not silver and you might not want to drive to Los Angeles.

I have a nice C tuba I should sell, but it's definitely smaller than 5/4 and only has 4 valves.

That's pretty disappointing that the school can't arrange for something. Good luck in your search.

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[EmptyCase]

Ooooooo. I’m definitely looking into this

[EmptyCase]

Someone else got to it before me sadly. I was planning on buying it today but oh well. More will come

[angelolivo27]

I have a C tuba you might want. It's a schiller elite CC tuba with 5 valves (4 piston and 1 rotor) silver with gold valve caps. I would sell it to you for about 3k. If you feel interested you can contact me at angel.olivoporcayo27@gmail.com

[bloke]

Most all C tubas (made in the past few decades) feature five valves.

What I'm seeing is a WTB ad that says "most any C tuba for which I can scrap up 'this much money', but I like silver-colored ones".

Are you sure that you're ready to buy a tuba?
(Just having funds available to spend isn't necessarily he definition for ACTUALLY being ready to buy something.
YEAH...I hear my Dad talking to ME - a half century ago, but nevertheless...)

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[tclements]

I have something you might be interested in. email me: ttuba@comcast.net

[arpthark]

This thread is over 3 years old and I think OP ended up with a Besson 995 CC.