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Sorry, I just saw this. Yes, I still have it and its for sale. If you are still interested, please let me know how you would like to proceed. D

Scumbag Blues (Them Crooked Vultures) Birdland (Weather Report) The Chicken Something from whatever I am working on.

Looking at your intentions, you probably don't want a 4/4 Bb upright bell tuba because you will almost certainly need to play while standing. Think Eb or sousaphone. Older Eb's can be had much cheaper than a new Bb. Try before you buy, and take a tuba player with you at first. Not sure where...

https://www.amazon.com/Gold-Tone-PBB-Resonator-Guitar/dp/B0041T4DHC

So you're the one! I'm playing Joseph and the b Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat the theatre across the street. Same bass too.

Here is a new link to the valuation: Dropbox - Shen Valuation.pdf

bump for still available.

How much more specific could it be: Covers accidental drops, no deductible.

Recommend the Hercules over the K&M. You can actually play the bass on the stand on a Hercules, which comes in handy for Pit doubling. Herc stand is also sturdier than the K&M. Downside is that there is nothing that stops someone from knocking the bass sideways off the stand.

The opening of Shrek has the same issue. It's upright for the first 20 or so bars, and then electric for the rest. You have about three bars to change. Mary Poppins has some similar issues. In both, I kept the electric slung over my back and played the upright, then swung the electric into...

Play the finale on the stand.

I am 5'6". I stand to play the upright in the stand. You could sit on a highish stool.

Regal or Goldtone Resonator Bass.

Sanding down the feet is not the solution. If the new bridge is that high, you don't have enough wood in the feet to compensate. The arc of the bridge is probably wrong anyway. Also, if the feet a,ready fit on the top of the bass properly, don't mess with that. First, measure the string...