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 JMB (1 point)
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I'm a poor college tuba player who is facing graduation and doesn't want to give up playing since I have always used a school owned instrument. Any ideas where I can find one at a low price?
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 ekdavies (189 points)
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In the UK, practically all community brass bands and most wind/concert bands have tubas available for loan. (This isn't usually the case for orchestras).
A new "fancied" or "fashionable" tuba is expensive but you can also buy a used "has been" make for much less such as a Besson Imperial EEb or BBb in good condition for a few hundred pounds. Unfortunately, shipping it is expensive so you really need to by and collect it locally ...
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 Richardrichard9 (180 points)
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What is your budget about? I just picked up a nice $4000 CC tuba for less than $2000 ....
Here in America I have never come across many concert community bands with instruments to loan. Exspecially tubas .
So you are getting a music degree? What Key do you plan in? BBb, CC, Eb, F?
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.jpg) clarinet2 (41 points)
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go to normans and you can get an Eb tuba for $574 its a basic tuba but still a tuba.
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 pastasauce (2 points)
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Good luck finding a cheap one. My brother's tuba cost almost $3,000 , But that was a 4 valve with a detachable bell.
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 Richardrichard9 (180 points)
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$3000 isn't too much for a tuba. Mines average value is about $5000.
Most professional tubists spend upwords of $20,000 on their instrument.
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