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The Allora AATU-105R Series 4-Rotary Valve 4/4 BBb Tuba is the perfect choice for the advancing student, band director, or hobbyist wanting an affordable tuba with rotary valves. This low-maintenance tuba features a .748" bore, and a 16.7" upright yellow brass bell that provides deep, full resonance and strong projection. With smooth action rotary valves the AATU-105R offers excellent playability. Durable construction offers years if reliable performance. Includes a mouthpiece and a molded plastic case with wheels.

The Allora line of instruments was developed to offer the student musician an excellent start to their music career, at prices that parents can afford. Allora instruments meet exacting standards for intonation, comfort, and mechanical reliability and are an ideal alternative to renting.

Allora AATU-105R Series 4-Rotary Valve 4/4 BBb Tuba
Allora AATU-105R Series 4-Rotary Valve 4/4 BBb Tuba
Allora AATU-105R Series 4-Rotary Valve 4/4 BBb Tuba

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  • 4 rotary valves
  • .748" bore
  • 16.7" upright yellow brass bell
  • Includes case and mouthpiece
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Lead, which is known to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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  • Model: AATU-105R
  • Level: intermediate
  • Key: BBb
  • Size: 4/4
  • Bore: .748"
  • Bell: 16.7"
  • Bell material: yellow brass
  • Bell position: upright
  • Leadpipe: yellow brass
  • Valves: 4 rotary
  • Valve position: front
  • Valve material: brass
  • Tuning slide: nickel outer
  • Case: molded plastic
  • Mouthpiece: yes
  • Finish: lacquer

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    submitted3 years ago

    byAaron

    fromBirmingham, AL

    Tuba was picked up on a Wednesday. Was played for maybe 2 hours total between then and Friday. On Friday, the welds holding the finger pads broke loose making the whole manifold to rotate away from players hand position. This isn't even a place where much pressure is held.

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