FS: Rudy Meinl 4345P
Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 3:15 pm
Hey guys, looking to sell my Rudy 4345P horn. It's been a great horn for me, but I'm now doing grad school outside of music, and I just dont have time to play much anymore.
I bought the horn back in April of 2001 from Woodwind/Brasswind, and have taken extremely good care of it. Valves always oiled, slides kept smooth, and give it a good washing out every couple months. The horn has the normal scratches from use (belt buckle, watch), and has a few dings, none that are big or noticeable during playing. There is one ding on the back side about the size of a dime, and there is also a small ripple in the bell from the gig bag sliding on the tile floor in the bandroom and slipping out of my hand. Nevertheless, I can possibly get the ripple rolled out professionally if need be.
The horn is a great player, higher and middle registers paly open a beautiful. Like some of the other 4345, the low G/Ab are a little uneasy, but once you adjust to get the notes naturally, the whole lower register is great.
I'm looking to get between $5750 and $6000 for the horn - comes with a Reunion Blues Gig Bag, and a Gold Conn Helleberg in very nice condition.
I'm located in Athens, Ga. if anyone would like to look at the horn locally, or around Atlanta.
I'm new to Flickr, but I think this link will work...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/89293134@N ... 314284763/
Kevin
Edit: Maybe an E-Mail would be beneficial too: KevAllen83@gmail.com
I bought the horn back in April of 2001 from Woodwind/Brasswind, and have taken extremely good care of it. Valves always oiled, slides kept smooth, and give it a good washing out every couple months. The horn has the normal scratches from use (belt buckle, watch), and has a few dings, none that are big or noticeable during playing. There is one ding on the back side about the size of a dime, and there is also a small ripple in the bell from the gig bag sliding on the tile floor in the bandroom and slipping out of my hand. Nevertheless, I can possibly get the ripple rolled out professionally if need be.
The horn is a great player, higher and middle registers paly open a beautiful. Like some of the other 4345, the low G/Ab are a little uneasy, but once you adjust to get the notes naturally, the whole lower register is great.
I'm looking to get between $5750 and $6000 for the horn - comes with a Reunion Blues Gig Bag, and a Gold Conn Helleberg in very nice condition.
I'm located in Athens, Ga. if anyone would like to look at the horn locally, or around Atlanta.
I'm new to Flickr, but I think this link will work...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/89293134@N ... 314284763/
Kevin
Edit: Maybe an E-Mail would be beneficial too: KevAllen83@gmail.com