For sale: Meinl Weston 5450 Thor
Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2020 5:25 pm
Meinl Weston 5450 Thor, silver plated finish (with Accent branding)
5/4 CC with 5 valves (4 piston, 1 thumb activated rotary)
Comes with red flight case and a Cronkhite gig bag
Located near Dallas, TX
I’d really prefer not to ship, but I’m willing to entertain it.
Asking $10,000
This horn has a bit of history that may interest all of you, whether you are interested in purchasing or not: This horn was originally purchased by Nat McIntosh of Youngblood Brass fame but he discovered it was far too big to be cavorting around a stage; this horn is a beast. At the time, the band was sponsored by Accent, so this horn is stenciled with Accent branding. I believe this horn changed hands one or two times, but I purchased it from Jason Wallace, the principal at the Dallas Winds.
This horn has served me extremely well for a number of years, but now I am moving off to graduate school in a non-music related field and I would barely get to play this horn, if at all. And believe me, it deserves to be played.
Pictures here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
Interested? Email me at thebradley63@gmail.com" target="_blank
5/4 CC with 5 valves (4 piston, 1 thumb activated rotary)
Comes with red flight case and a Cronkhite gig bag
Located near Dallas, TX
I’d really prefer not to ship, but I’m willing to entertain it.
Asking $10,000
This horn has a bit of history that may interest all of you, whether you are interested in purchasing or not: This horn was originally purchased by Nat McIntosh of Youngblood Brass fame but he discovered it was far too big to be cavorting around a stage; this horn is a beast. At the time, the band was sponsored by Accent, so this horn is stenciled with Accent branding. I believe this horn changed hands one or two times, but I purchased it from Jason Wallace, the principal at the Dallas Winds.
This horn has served me extremely well for a number of years, but now I am moving off to graduate school in a non-music related field and I would barely get to play this horn, if at all. And believe me, it deserves to be played.
Pictures here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
Interested? Email me at thebradley63@gmail.com" target="_blank