Hi, I'm putting my Yamaha 641 compensating euphonium up for sale. This model is almost the same as the current 642 model, but the 641 has an 11" bell. My euphonium has a couple of dings, scratches, and wear here and there. This horn has recently been flushed, cleaned, serviced, etc. (about 2 months ago) so it is in playing shape and ready to go.
A picture is located at http://www.alftv.net/images/EuphoniumAfter2.jpg
I'd like to get $2300 for it (I'll pay for shipping to Continental United States - insurance included). I'm selling this (and a couple of other horns) so I can buy a Shires tenor trombone (http://www.seshires.com) - great horns!
<EDIT>One thing I forgot to mention is how I acquired this horn. The last owner was a bit careless and dented the second valve, so naturally I bought it. I had the second valve replaced, the valve is brand new, and everything else works great.</EDIT>
Please e-mail me at ParLawGod@Yahoo.com if you're interested (or PM me).
For Sale: Yamaha 641 Compensating Euphonium
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For Sale: Yamaha 641 Compensating Euphonium
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This sounds like a good deal to me. I play on a 641 and they're excellent! I wish you were selling it about 4 years ago.
EuphoniumDude should contact you in my opinion.
EuphoniumDude should contact you in my opinion.
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Definitely is a great horn! I hate to get rid of it - but since I'm a trombone major in college I really need to invest in a better trombone. I'm currently playing Principal Euphonium in my college wind ensemble and since the school is letting me use their Besson 967 there's really no reason to keep mine. A few people asked me "why don't you sell your double-bell euphonium" - my response - "nope".
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Hi, I didn't receive your private message at all (not sure why) - could you try contacting me via e-mail (ParLawGod@Yahoo.com)?
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