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Cylindrical enclosures that house the valves.

Type of valve turned by a rotor to change the path of airflow.

The largest slide, used to tune the instrument to the desired pitch.

Tubas with a fifth valve will have an additional slide to tune this valve.

The detachable part where the player buzzes their lips to produce sound.

The large brass structure made up of all the coiled tubing.

A slide specifically for the additional valve used to reach lower notes.

Tubes used to manually tune the tuba by adjusting their length.

Used to release moisture from the instrument.

The tube connecting the mouthpiece to the rest of the instrument.

Type of valve that moves up and down to redirect air through the instrument.

Responsible for changing the pitch by redirecting air through additional tubing.

The flared end of the tuba that projects the sound.

Located at the top and bottom of valves to provide access for maintenance.