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Dynasty USA introduces the new 875 Marching Tuba. Continuing a tradition of quality of sound, warmth and resonance while still producing the projection needed in today's marching band and drum corps venues. This tuba is a 4/4 full size marching tuba, left shoulder action, with 4 valves. Available in lacquer or silver finish, a great durable case is available as an accessory. |
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Dynasty USA Full Size 4/4 Marching Tuba
New Full Size Model
This new designed tuba is the standard large tuba used by Drum Corps and Marching Bands. Its large bore and more compact design weighs in at 16.5 pounds. Corps like Madison Scouts, Capital Regiment and Seattle Cascades are a few of the corps that have selected this new Tuba. Durable by Design
The Dynasty USA 875 Marching Tuba has special bell bow guards that protect one of the most damaged area of the horn. Further, additional Heavy Duty Braces are placed all over this horn to ensure that the horn is secure rigid through all your horn flashes and marching maneuvers. This is a well built horn. |
Standard Features
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| Action | Four Valve, Non-convertible, Left Shoulder |
| Bell | 19" |
| Bore | .730" |
| Case | M875CASE is available additionally for this instrument. |
| Finish | Lacquer or Silver Plated |
| Mouthpiece | 25, included |
| Size | 4/4 Full Size Marching Tuba, 41" long, only 16 1/2 pounds! |
| Valves | Four, nickel plated and hand lapped |
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1 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
Excellent intonation and beautiful sound
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by Stephen Williams
8/14/2008 10:38:23 PM
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Musical Experience:
Drum Corps, Marching Band, Wind Ensemble
Style of music:
Hometown
Horn Lake, MS
I march one of the fabulous horns in the Blue Devils Drum and Bugle Corps. I've never played a contra any better to this one. We would just rock out on these in our sections. Such power low deep sound. Makes your insides vibrate and all that jazz. I 115 percent recommend this magnificent beauty of a horn.
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0 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
My Dream Tuba
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by Kody Tickner
7/8/2008 11:17:05 AM
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Musical Experience:
Drum Corps, Concert Band
Style of music:
Classical, Symphonic
Hometown
Citrus Heights, CA
I have been playing tuba for 13 years. When I first joined drum corps back in 1999, I had the opportunity to play a 4/4 Dynasty 2 valve contrabass bugle. I've played and tested many others since then but never quite found a horn that I thought looked or sounded as good as that particular horn. When I tried out senior corps years later, I had a chance to take the plastic off a brand new Dynasty 875. The horn was about the same size, but as soon as I brought it up to play, I realized had found the horn I would dream of for a long time. It had a humongous sound, but was easily accessible. The lower range just sings freely, whereas on any other tuba I've played you have to force the low/pedal notes to get them to project. At the time the list price for one of these horns was well over $5,000, so I never guessed I'd get to own one. But, a small junior corps near me had just folded and sold off their equipment, and I had a chance to buy an 875 for next to nothing. It needed pretty significant repairs, but even with the battle damage, it still played better than any tuba I've played yet. I even took it to my local community concert band, and although the conductor was worried it couldn't be converted upright, he had absolutely no complaints of its indoor sound quality. I intend to play this tuba for many different applications for a very long time. Now I'm even more excited about my 875 because the BLUE DEVILS are marching 12 of them this year, and they sound awesome!
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