Jupiter 470 Euph for sale - SOLD!

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Jupiter 470 Euph for sale - SOLD!

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I bought a new euphonium recently and must sell this horn. Price is $550 for a very good playing horn. 4 valve upright bell. Looks a lot like Yamaha YEP 321. Good pitch and good sound.

I am also lising it on Ebay. Gotta pay for my new toy.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 7414485707

Here are the specs according to Brasswind:

The Jupiter 470 Series Euphoniums
Great performance/Great Value

An excellent intermediate horn with a great sound, good color and fine projection. This is a great horn for the student/amateur or professional.






Key Bb
Bore .570"
Bell 11" lacquered yellow brass
Valves Plated
Shank Small

Standard Features

Removable valve body and leadpipe for easier repair and cleaning
Available in lacquered yellow brass
Hardshell case and mouthpiece included
Economical yet with a lot of great options
Last edited by Gorilla Tuba on Wed May 17, 2006 11:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.
A. Douglas Whitten
Associate Director of Bands
Assoc. Professor of Tuba & Euphonium
Pittsburg State University
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sold! Thanks folks.
A. Douglas Whitten
Associate Director of Bands
Assoc. Professor of Tuba & Euphonium
Pittsburg State University
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