Price Reduced - Gronitz PCK for $12,900
Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2021 4:57 pm
http://brassark.com/sale/
A little over a year ago when moving to Texas, I had decide which horns to take. I feared that my Gronitz PCK, my most expensive and best condition tuba, could be damaged during the move so I hand delivered it to Noah's Brass Ark in Los Angeles. This tuba was made during Dietrich Kleinehorst's last year in Hamburg before selling the company. I purchased it new from the Horn Guys and it remains pristine, save for some slight silver tarnish - I did not want to polish away any of the silver plate. I have not owned or played a better quality tuba. The sound is both huge and colorful. The pistons are impeccable and work well with Yamaha euphonium springs which allow for faster action.
I've lost count of how many instruments Noah has sold for me over the years (well over 20) and every transaction has gone smoothly. This will be the final price reduction for this tuba; if it doesn't sell I will drive back to California and pick it up and gladly take back into my rotation.
Thanks, Mark
A little over a year ago when moving to Texas, I had decide which horns to take. I feared that my Gronitz PCK, my most expensive and best condition tuba, could be damaged during the move so I hand delivered it to Noah's Brass Ark in Los Angeles. This tuba was made during Dietrich Kleinehorst's last year in Hamburg before selling the company. I purchased it new from the Horn Guys and it remains pristine, save for some slight silver tarnish - I did not want to polish away any of the silver plate. I have not owned or played a better quality tuba. The sound is both huge and colorful. The pistons are impeccable and work well with Yamaha euphonium springs which allow for faster action.
I've lost count of how many instruments Noah has sold for me over the years (well over 20) and every transaction has gone smoothly. This will be the final price reduction for this tuba; if it doesn't sell I will drive back to California and pick it up and gladly take back into my rotation.
Thanks, Mark