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I'm figuring out what I like... and my new horn likes and moving some pieces to get there affordably.

1. Custom-plated Perantucci P-44 that I purchased from Custom Music at the Army Conference in 2004. I guess you could say it's vintage now LOL. Standard American shank. It's got some wear. The rim has some dings on the side, and some bumps and scrapes on the playing surface... though I *PERSONALLY* can't detect this while playing. There's some mild pitting on the outside body and niced aged patina. The little bit of tarnish in the crevices give it a cool "embossed" look. The shank has been trued by my local repair shop, but I'd say it's more 98% true (not a perfect circle). It fits American receivers fine, but it's a little "stickier" to get in and out. Gold plating, though aged, is nearly complete. Upper register sings, and great pedal tones. Best pitch centering of all my pieces. This is the nice all-around mouthpiece I remember and loved. Looking for a good home. $65
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I'll cover shipping CONUS.

TTT - I got some interesting trade offers, but I think I'm just looking for cash unless you have a Parker Cantabile cup/shank to offer.

Le bump.