Kalison K2001

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Re: Kalison K2001

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I dig that big long valve circuit that hugs the bottom bow. Might be easy to dent up though if you're not careful.


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Tubajug wrote: Sat Jul 03, 2021 2:15 pm I dig that big long valve circuit that hugs the bottom bow. Might be easy to dent up though if you're not careful.
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They (or the other company name they used for a while) built some rotary valve horns with a similar fourth valve circuit.
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What is a fair price for these tubas?
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LargeTuba wrote: Wed Jul 07, 2021 2:23 pm What is a fair price for these tubas?
I don't know the answer to that, but I'd be a lot more interested if it were the lower end of the $4k to $5k range.
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There isn't any good answer, but a $5K limit seems kind of silly to me. I guess that's how things roll when you're buying something on ebay, without trying it - you take a significant risk, and an absurdly low price is the incentive. And maybe it depends on how you feel about Chinese tubas.

I jumped on a BBb version of the older Pro 2000 last year. Severely banged up and from a seller who had no idea what it was about. Several thousand I paid for it - I forget, honestly - and I regret nothing. I'm sure there are other incredibly awesome BBb tubas out there, but ... I shudder to think I might have missed out on this, for example because the price was high. A CC K2001 isn't quite as rare as that, but it isn't all that common either. If it's what you want, pay what you have to pay.
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