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Wessex F tuba California Symphony lacquered TF556HP-GB
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The Wessex F tuba California Symphony lacquered is a professional tuba designed for symphonic repertoire, with a warmer and deeper sound, great stability, and wide, controlled projection.
Features
- • Key: F
- • System: 4 front action pistons + 1 rotor valve
- • Bell: 17" (430 mm)
- • Height: 890 mm
- • Piston Diameters 1–3: 19 mm
- • 4th Piston Diameter: 20 mm
- • 5th Rotor Diameter: 21 mm
- • Finish: lacquered
Wessex F tuba California Symphony lacquered: warmth and orchestral presence
The Tuba in F Wessex California Symphony TF556HP is the lacquered version of this model specifically designed for the symphonic environment. Its design prioritizes a broad, enveloping sound with greater tonal density, providing a solid and stable foundation within large orchestral formations and symphonic bands.
Darker and rounder sound
The lacquered finish on gold brass contributes to a warmer and deeper sound character compared to the silver-plated version. This quality is particularly interesting for orchestral repertoire, where a natural blend and a consistent low register are sought without losing clarity in articulation.
Features of the lacquered Wessex F tuba California Symphony
- • Tuning: F
- • Valve system: 4 front pistons + 1 rotary
- • Bell: 17" (430 mm)
- • Height: 35" (890 mm)
- • Piston diameters 1 to 3: 0.75” (19 mm)
- • Fourth piston diameter: 0.79” (20 mm)
- • Fifth rotary diameter: 0.83” (21 mm)
- • Pistons: stainless steel
- • Finish: lacquered gold brass
Stability and control in large formations
The lacquered California Symphony stands out for its consistent tuning and homogeneous response across the entire range. The larger internal air volume and instrument architecture favor a full and stable sound, allowing for securely sustaining the harmonic foundation of the orchestra.
An F tuba designed for symphonic repertoire
This model is particularly suitable for tubists who perform in large symphony orchestras or symphonic bands.
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