Classic bones for sale

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If you are interested in pix or more information on any of these horns, please PM or email me. All prices plus shipping. All Conns are from the Elkhart factory. All are used, and most are not perfect.

- Conn Elkhart 8h totally custom GenII 8" bell, lightweight narrow .525" slide, $1350
- Conn 30h dual bore 494/507 narrow slide 7.5" bell, no case $250
- Conn 48h bell dents/scratches (no slide) $300, no case
- Conn 10h widened slide, case $950
- Conn 70h ~1936 dual bore TIS 547/562 single valve bass, no case $1200
- Yamaha 691 .509 bore nice horn, $900
- Yamaha 651 .500 bore great slide, rose bell, good case, $700
- Holton TR159 - looks almost new, fantastic player, great slide, dual bore 547/562 9" bell, original case in good condition $1400
- Selmer Bolero w/f  - great player, beautiful sound, case is iffy $650

I'm not a horn dealer or a collector, I just "buy and try" horns, and then sell them on. I'm already losing money or just breaking even at the listed prices. The Bolero is probably the most underpriced, they go for nearly double this price at Dillons, and they play great. The 30h is a usable student horn/big band/combo/trunk(spare) horn, although it plays as well as used horns at 4x this price. The 8h has a factory custom 8" bell, and an Eric Edwards lightweight/narrow 525 slide. Very clear tone. It plays much more like a modern 79h than a normal 8h. The Holton is probably the best overall orchestral or band player, with a 5G it is as sensitive as an 88h, but with a 2G mouthpiece, it's a powerful single valve bass. Yamahas are both amazing players.

Contact me via PM or email from profile. Thanks for looking.