Recent Additions To My For Sale Page

[Dan Schultz]

York model 33 BBb tuba...  Four top-action pistons.  The serial number dates it from the 1914 era.  This was a low pitch horn (was about 30 cents flat across the scale) but I've changed a loop just before the main slide to bring it into modern A=440 pitch with the main slide out about 1".  I've also changed the mouthpiece receiver to a modern King so it will accept both standard and Euro-shank mouthpieces.  Only one very small patch on the #1 circuit.  No cracks or other problems normally associated with a horn of this vintage.  I took the entire main bugle apart.  There are no dents or leaks.  Raw brass.  No case.  $2,600.

 

Marzan euphonium also known as a Willson 2975 but with the main tuning slide on top in the Marzan signature style...  For those not familiar with these horns...  they have four front-action pistons, are fully compensating, and were made by Willson in the late 60's and early 70's.  I enjoy playing this horn and the only reason I have for selling is is that I bought another one a couple of months ago.  The one I'm selling is actually the better of the two.  Bright silver is very close to 100% and the original 'boutique' wheeled case is included.  $3,200.

 

1960 Conn 20K sousaphone in satin silver....  Satin silver and in very good condition with very few minor dings.  I played this horn for a Labor Day celebration and it handles very well.  Great valves and very good compression.  Complete with upper mouthpipe and bits.  No case.  $1,750. SOLD. Thanks!

 

Miraphone 186 serial #3984 (mid-60's)... All dents have been removed.  New nickel-silver bow guards.  The bell has been replaced by a new 186 'clone' bell.  This is a very good player and has great compression.  The original plywood case is included.  The case is usable but not pretty.  Raw brass.  $2,750.

[Dan Schultz]

The Conn 20J is sold but the other three horns remain for sale. Temp me with an offer!