FS: SOLD!!
- Jbeckett
- Posts: 1194
- Joined: Mar 25, 2018
Here we have a YBL-622. This horn was bought off of this forum a year or so ago. It plays extremely well. Since I bought it, it’s had its slide tweaked (9-9.5/10) and had some work done to make the dependent rotor action work more smoothly.
There has been other work done on the horn, but there is no damage to it. The bell is free of any blemish except for a small patch of missing lacquer (see pics). The f and d slides have had dents taken out by the previous owner, but you truly have to look to tell. Here’s what the original owner said about it:
Hello Everyone,
I’m in the middle of a Shires build and am needing say goodbye to my wonderful Yamaha 622.
When I received it, the horn was missing the D paddle. I sent it to Eric Swanson and he custom made a paddle for it and gave it a little TLC while it was with him. It is an amazing horn and I have enjoyed it.
It has been recently flushed and plays great!
The original post is here:
https://trombonechat.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=18932
It sold for $1850 to green bean, who kept the gig bag, then sold it to me for $2000. Including the work I had done, I’m also throwing in an excellent condition Eastman hard case.
I’m asking $2400 shipped conus, which with the work on top of the case, etc., seems to be a fair price.
I have played other 622’s with major condensation issues on the valves. This one doesn’t seem to have that issue, or I’d have put an armado or Saturn valve on the valves.
Feel free to email me for more info or pics. The original ad has pics still attached, but I’m going to include some more with the updates.
Jeff
There has been other work done on the horn, but there is no damage to it. The bell is free of any blemish except for a small patch of missing lacquer (see pics). The f and d slides have had dents taken out by the previous owner, but you truly have to look to tell. Here’s what the original owner said about it:
Hello Everyone,
I’m in the middle of a Shires build and am needing say goodbye to my wonderful Yamaha 622.
When I received it, the horn was missing the D paddle. I sent it to Eric Swanson and he custom made a paddle for it and gave it a little TLC while it was with him. It is an amazing horn and I have enjoyed it.
It has been recently flushed and plays great!
The original post is here:
https://trombonechat.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=18932
It sold for $1850 to green bean, who kept the gig bag, then sold it to me for $2000. Including the work I had done, I’m also throwing in an excellent condition Eastman hard case.
I’m asking $2400 shipped conus, which with the work on top of the case, etc., seems to be a fair price.
I have played other 622’s with major condensation issues on the valves. This one doesn’t seem to have that issue, or I’d have put an armado or Saturn valve on the valves.
Feel free to email me for more info or pics. The original ad has pics still attached, but I’m going to include some more with the updates.
Jeff
- Slideorama
- Posts: 242
- Joined: Jul 07, 2018
Email sent.