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shawn b
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longevity!!!

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Haven't been around in awhile so I figured I'd say the Fitzmaurice equipment is still going strong,like the day it was built.We've been getting the tug ready for another season.These have been sitting through all 4 seasons, outdoors since 2006.Thanks Bill for the loads of fun we've had!AND the trouble we've gotten in from the wives.
CAN YOU SPOT THE TUBA?
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Right below the cluster array, behind the yellow? :D


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I am looking and looking.......I can't see them???? :fruit:









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Scott Brochu wrote:I am looking and looking.......I can't see them???? :fruit:
Three pairs, and you can't see them? You need glasses 8)
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AntonZ wrote:
Scott Brochu wrote:I am looking and looking.......I can't see them???? :fruit:
Three pairs, and you can't see them? You need glasses 8)
Oh, is that what the cool kids are calling them these days???

Mhhhh, well....i guess it makes some sense....i mean, they do have a mouthpiece don't they? :wink:

LOL, although most girls I know would accurately described as trumpets rather than the big tubas
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#6 Post by Scott Brochu »

O..k... I do see them now......it looks like your mixing subs though......a tuba 24 and a couple tuba 30's.
If you V plate the 30's and leave the 24 solo.....Ok I gotta stop.... :lol: :lol: :P
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Scott Brochu wrote:.a tuba 24 and a couple tuba 30's.
:loler: :loler:

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Hey Scott,The key is to have different types of TUBA's on standby BUT only use 1 type at a time to avoid divorce,sorry i mean cancellation.
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Interesting arrays 8)
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Them Tubas are known to lead to overheating. I think I need to take a trip up there for "technical consultation".

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Those are certainly nicely built!

Nice bottoms and tops!

Very nice! ; - )
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#12 Post by DJPhatman »

shawn b, mind if I stop by and get an audition? :mrgreen: :ugeek: :noob: :loler:
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Anytime DJ.Eastpointe's only a couple miles from the river,you might hear us coming, lol.
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shawn b wrote:Anytime DJ.Eastpointe's only a couple miles from the river,you might hear us coming, lol.
but I was "listening" with my eyes! :shock: :mrgreen: :fruit:
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