Jupiter Quantum Mk II Marching Tuba - Product Overview ft. Sacramento Mandarins

John Richardson gives a product overview of the Quantum Mk II Marching Tuba featuring the Sacramento Mandarins.
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[@awildjared1396]

I've never marched with a tuba on my shoulder, but I have practiced standing up with one, and a few fun facts about me: my first instrument was a jupiter trumpet, and both tubas I use for band were made by jupiter (JCB-382 at home, JCB-378 at school) I like them both, and I feel like you really get your money's worth out of their instruments.

[@sceu25]

Yea they’re great. My first Jupiter was CTB-40 trombone and it did pretty well for a beginner trombone. Their marching instruments are heavy af though.

[@michaeldecharbert8914]

Jupiter new and inproved Marching Tuba. Very Interesting!

[@robertg0105]

Our school uses Mk1s and they are good instruments, but I bet the 5 pound weight difference does make a big impact
Especially for the freshmen that choose to try Contra

[@k.coleman8483]

Please keep working on the valves of all of your brass. If you don't move them/oil them every day, they freeze up to the point of needing a trip to the repair shop.

[@lucascollignon3466]

How heavy is it now?

[@jordancampos6864]

Lucas Collignon
5 lbs lighter than the Mark I.

[@senddune5864]

My lil brother called it bazooka

[@CloudiiSybilAcrhive25]

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