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Mark Finley wrote:That's a nice price

And it's at a music store!!

Glad it's not in my neighborhood

I'm beginning to wonder how often and how much those string attachments cost to fix at that store.

Imagines prior owner saying... "F-that, keep it!!"

Three Valves wrote:I'm beginning to wonder how often and how much those string attachments cost to fix at that store.

Imagines prior owner saying... "F-that, keep it!!"

OTOH that is probably a really sweet horn and strings can be almost completely silent and smooth.

I'm glad that it's closer to Philly than it is to Pittsburgh or I would probably be making a road trip.

Is this a good price? if not how much should they go for?

What's the good era for Cervenys?
Also how does a Sear Cerveny differ from a plain old Cerveny, if at all? I've heard he worked on "alloys" but not sure if that is myth or not.