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Well...the best laid plans of mice and men. I realized as the season draws to a close that I haven't really played my BBb 'glass Selmer/Bundy souzy that much, and I probably won't next year. So instead of it sitting around, I'm selling it. It has a real fiberglass bell, not a resin bell. All parts are original and serial numbers on the valves match. Since on these horns the anti-node for tuning Bb does seem to be where the joint is, it does play a few cents flat on Bb tuning note. It has had my favorite mod done to it: converting the 1st valve circuit to a moveable slide so you can shove for 2nd space C and pull for 1st valve combinations. I installed the clear plastic tubing bell rim guard. It has both its original neck and bits and a Jupiter neck and bits, so either can be used depending on what is more comfortable for the player.

.730 bore, 24-inch bell, it's the Selmer/Bundy version of a Conn 36K.

Sorry - no case. Sorry - bring your own mouthpiece.

I want out of it what I have in it: $700 to come get it in Springfield, MO. Add $50 to meet you in Kansas City, St. Louis, Memphis, Little Rock, Ft. Smith, or Tulsa.

Cash talks. Seven pix, three pix attached to this post, more pix below. Thanks for looking.

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And one last picture.

Great souzie for parades, stand-up gigs, etc. I use mine LOTS! Don't let the fiberglass fool you. These are good horns. Great price!

Dan Schultz wrote:Great souzie for parades, stand-up gigs, etc. I use mine LOTS! Don't let the fiberglass fool you. These are good horns. Great price!

Dan, Thanks.

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Bump. I know one of you out there just has to have this souzy to add to the stable, especially for outdoor gigs, tuba Christmases, etc.

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Sold. Thanks.