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Hi all Up for grabs is a Silver Yamaha Trombone. It's been used and comes in a hard case. It's hardly been used since buying it from Benbastin on this forum around a year ago. It has a few dings for it's age. Ben described it as a very good 'beater' instrument to use out and about. But don't let that fool you about the qualtity of the instrument, as Yamaha have a reputation for making instruments that play very well and this one's no exception. I'm only looking for what I paid for it which is £80.00 collected. I'm willing to post if the buyer pays carriadge. Thanks for looking folks :) T

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[quote name='overwater#1' post='1365648' date='Sep 7 2011, 07:35 PM']I've owned a couple of Yamaha instruments, and imho, they make the very best student level horns around! Build quality always fantastic, nice hooters![/quote]


Thanks for the endorsement Overwater, I couldn't agree more. Yamaha do make good instruments and their quality control is generally very high. That's the reason why I grabbed it when it came up !

However, a new project calls, so something's got to give.

Move on up !

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Have just texted a music teacher friend of mine. Will let you know if he has any interest in it :)

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I've checked the slide and there's very little evidence of wear from friction. As the slide also moves very easily, I'd say the tubes are pretty parallel and it's a good functioning instrument.

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Right. Captain disorganised here. I screamed through the day yesterday almost without stopping from getting out of bed until I fell back into it. So I've finally got back to this !

I've checked the numbers and it's a model YSL 64T, instrument no 03615.

The photos don't show it well, but the finish is patchy and tarnished over quite a bit. There's a dent in the bell (which I've hopefully captured in the picture and a dent in the last bend The finish isn't pitted however. I've added this as I want to be as honest with this ad as I can.

As I said, I'm only asking what I paid for it. Given it functions well, I have no doubt it's worth it.

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[quote name='tbonepete' timestamp='1333352393' post='1600253']
That will be 641 then.

Cheers Pete
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Thanks Pete, the numbers aren't the clearest, so you're probably right. The 4's definately a 4 :)

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