6450/2 Handmade Baer SOLD
Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2015 8:54 pm
SOLD: Meinl Weston 6450/2 Baer Handmade CC Tuba email budomu@gmail.com" target="_blank" target="_blank"
$17,995
Located in New Orleans.
Plan a visit to New Orleans to make the purchase, and I'll show you a good time.
This is a very fine tuba. Super silky smooth. Huge dynamic range. Sophisticated and beautiful sound, capable of a darker spectrum and bigger louds than the average Baer. Incredible craftsmanship beyond Meinl Weston's normal standards with every slide perfectly aligned from the beginning.
I bought this horn when I was at Carnegie Mellon. It was an upgrade from my production model 6450, which I had thought was too good to be true (and it was amazing), but this handmade 6450/2 had a more complex tone pallet to work with. I've used it for many concerts over the years with my orchestra, the Asheville Symphony, and other orchestras I've subbed with. I did not use it for Air Force gigs as I had a government owned 6450/2 for that purpose.
One owner, me. Manufactured and purchased in 2009.
Given regular baths and professional cleanings throughout life. Most recent professional chem-cleaning, May 2016.
Small dings on bell and bow. No dents.
No modifications have been made.
Comes with Baer PVAK and Cronkhite gig bag.
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https://goo.gl/photos/61YGaFZLVq2pvBY89" target="_blank" target="_blank"
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Thanks for looking!
Email Bud Holmes, budomu@gmail.com" target="_blank" target="_blank"
I much prefer email please.
$17,995
Located in New Orleans.
Plan a visit to New Orleans to make the purchase, and I'll show you a good time.
This is a very fine tuba. Super silky smooth. Huge dynamic range. Sophisticated and beautiful sound, capable of a darker spectrum and bigger louds than the average Baer. Incredible craftsmanship beyond Meinl Weston's normal standards with every slide perfectly aligned from the beginning.
I bought this horn when I was at Carnegie Mellon. It was an upgrade from my production model 6450, which I had thought was too good to be true (and it was amazing), but this handmade 6450/2 had a more complex tone pallet to work with. I've used it for many concerts over the years with my orchestra, the Asheville Symphony, and other orchestras I've subbed with. I did not use it for Air Force gigs as I had a government owned 6450/2 for that purpose.
One owner, me. Manufactured and purchased in 2009.
Given regular baths and professional cleanings throughout life. Most recent professional chem-cleaning, May 2016.
Small dings on bell and bow. No dents.
No modifications have been made.
Comes with Baer PVAK and Cronkhite gig bag.
https://goo.gl/photos/PAcPvhTpWsk8vagG9" target="_blank" target="_blank"
https://goo.gl/photos/61YGaFZLVq2pvBY89" target="_blank" target="_blank"
https://goo.gl/photos/uM1yUjdtdfbbwKGJ6" target="_blank" target="_blank"
https://goo.gl/photos/ZES7raFfda1ncTXi8" target="_blank" target="_blank"
Thanks for looking!
Email Bud Holmes, budomu@gmail.com" target="_blank" target="_blank"
I much prefer email please.