FS: Compensating Euphonium - perfect doubler's horn
- StPetersBone
- Posts: 18
- Joined: Jun 22, 2018
<U>$800</U> - This is a Jinbao 4-valve compensating euphonium. To my eye, it appears to be a clone of a Yamaha 642.
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The horn does need polishing but was recently cleaned (internally). The case appears to be ABS plastic with two latches.
I've replaced the springs with Steven Mead Springs (Original). The horn plays well and has the typical intonation challenges of most large bore, compensating euphoniums.
I'm selling this horn because I recently purchased a Yamaha 842TS and can hardly justify having 2 euphoniums (even 1 is a bit of a stretch).
I would prefer to sell locally and arrange for pick-up. Happy to let anyone in Southern California give it a play test. I'm located in Orange County.
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The horn does need polishing but was recently cleaned (internally). The case appears to be ABS plastic with two latches.
I've replaced the springs with Steven Mead Springs (Original). The horn plays well and has the typical intonation challenges of most large bore, compensating euphoniums.
I'm selling this horn because I recently purchased a Yamaha 842TS and can hardly justify having 2 euphoniums (even 1 is a bit of a stretch).
I would prefer to sell locally and arrange for pick-up. Happy to let anyone in Southern California give it a play test. I'm located in Orange County.