Melton Meinl WestonMeinl Weston Model 6450 CC Tuba "Baer"The new orchestral CC-Tuba 6450 "Baer" was developed together with Alan Baer, the tubist with the New York Philharmonic orchestra. 0 stars, based on 1 reviews
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The new orchestral CC-Tuba 6450 “Baer” was developed together with Alan Baer, the tubist with the New York Philharmonic orchestra. Mr. Baer needed a large orchestral CC tuba that would exhibit the flexibility to create an immense amount of sound without sacrificing core or clarity. While on tour with the New York Philharmonic, Meinl Weston brought Mr. Baer’s ideas to reality and created this new model together with him
CC-Tuba
“Baer” model
6/4 size
4 piston steel valves (big valve)
bore: 19mm / .748˝
4th valve: 20mm / .787˝
5th rotary valve [on the wide side of the tuning slide]: 21,5mm / .846˝ (thumb operated)
bell Ø: 48cm / 18.9˝
height: 94,5cm / 37.2˝
clear-laquered
Versions
6450/2 (same model as 6450except handmade from sheet metalalways silver-plated)
Options
silver-plated (6450/2)
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