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Hello, I am teetering on the idea of putting my Eastman 832 CC up for sale to put the funds towards a 6/4 Zo Thunderbird. I am located in Boca Raton FL and would prefer not to ship the horn. This instrument is one of the first handful to come into the US. I am the horns first owner and have had this following work done to improve an already amazing instrument : had the 5th valve slide lapped, had the 5th rotor arm shortened as it was knocking into the 3rd valve casing, and replaced the standard finger buttons with some beautiful red and black finger buttons off of the 836 from Paul’s custom brass work. Horn was purchased in October of 2019 and I have all the paperwork that goes with it including the 5 year warranty from Eastman should the horn be sold to a new owner. I’m asking for $6700 for the horn ( if that’s unreasonable please let me know) for local pickup. The only minor damage on the horn is a barely noticeable dent where someone at a gig dropped their phone and it hit the side of the bell. Silver is intact and has no tarnish whatsoever. This is a great gigging horn and people love it at tuba Christmas! Please view this link for a sample of the horn’s sound as well as some pictures! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... Aeo0ivNGkq

I had to edit my post, because I see now that you DO have an F tuba. However, I still think you sound really good on that 832. Either way, good luck on whatever happens.

Barry

Thank you Barry! I wouldn’t let go of this horn if I could afford to keep a 4/4 and a 6/4.

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