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Selling a brand new Shires Q Series bass trombone. Got it less than a week ago.

This horn is absolutely amazing and plays just like the custom models. Not a single mark on it. Case, two extra lead pipes, lubricant system, and mouthpiece included.

Im selling because I do not truly need it and could use the money elsewhere.

Asking $3500 shipping included.

Is there a reason you're asking more than retail?

http://www.dillonmusic.com/p-24699-shires-q-series-bass-trombone.aspx

I lowered it. Also, I included the price of tax.

Just a word of caution, I would not say tax included unless you are a registered business obligated to pay sales tax.

Considering I could buy it from Dillon for $100 less with free shipping and be able to return it, you may still yet want to reconsider your asking price.  In fact, if it's less than a week old, could you not just return it?

Quote from: tbathras on Today at 01:05 PMJust a word of caution, I would not say tax included unless you are a registered business obligated to pay sales tax.

Considering I could buy it from Dillon for $100 less with free shipping and be able to return it, you may still yet want to reconsider your asking price.  In fact, if it's less than a week old, could you not just return it?

 

Noted.

New selling price: $3500 shipping included.

You may want to look up sales tax. In my state you have to collect sales tax whether you are a registered business or not, whether or not the person is a resident of the state and/or whether or not the sale is in the state or even country... and you aren't allowed to 'absorb' the costs either.  Really dumb. But something to be aware of if you are selling in a state that has a similar law.

Since Zach is in California, the following should apply:
http://www.boe.ca.gov/lawguides/business/current/btlg/vol1/sutr/1595.html

I feel like I need to start a new post. I am just a guy trying to sell an instrument just like many others have done.

Gees people go practice and let him sell the horn for what he sees fit.