Jazzophone

[@Mithosphere]

No, this is not a Normaphone. The Normaphone has a much smaller bore and adhered to a more cylindrical body - similar to a reconfigured valve trombone.

[@EricMulhern]

I'm not an expert but i'm pretty sure that when it has only one bell it's called a Normophone

[@Goober_321]

That instrument is not normal

[@instrumentalheadquarters7062]

Jazzophone and normaphones are so cool.

[@tefrumpzax]

Its just a reconfigured Concert tuba

[@Kostya2005]

Contrabass Jazzophone Same Size as Contrabass Saxophone

[@Mithosphere]

nope. Parts of it are custom, but it's actually more of a reconfigured marching tuba.

[@tefrumpzax]

Oh, haha. I just read the description, thanks.

[@johnwyper9470]

I think that was the marching band model.

[@Mithosphere]

the King 1141 marching tuba was a reconfigured 2341 concert tuba before the fixed bell 2341 we see today.

[@sceu25]

@@Mithosphere So was the King K90 Contrabass Bugle in G

[@Mithosphere]

@@sceu25 Yes, but that's not what this was made from.

[@nandocordeiro5853]

No jazz played on it???

[@Mithosphere]

I played in a Dixieland group with it for a long time.

[@PrinceSwaggy]

Contrabass Jazzophone>Bass Saxophone

[@toastboi5106]

Nah m8t that spot is taken by the REAL bass sax

[@masynbeene5485]

yes

[@masynbeene5485]

wait baritone I saw your comment on a saxophone imitation on clarinet video