FS: Kunhl and Hoyer Bart Van Lier .500
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2017 5:04 pm
I've had this horn for about 12 years now. I played every small horn on the market looking for something that would work for me. The K&H became my work horse because it made it the easiest to transition between my large bore and small bore all day.
This horns ability to sit on top of a big band section or sing on a ballad and even get dressed up and play alto parts in orchestra (when I would get too lazy to work on my alto) made it easy to play.
That being said, I don't have need for a .500 anymore and would rather see somebody play it then it sit on a trombone stand all day.
$1,500 OBO
https://www.amazon.com/photos/share/bn5Sc3t4igEWT0VMSQGSFqcv4zZ6jvOg5ZhBKeBHdqP
-Comes with Eastman case
-removable lead pipe (If i remember correctly, it is a HornGuys/Kanstul leadpipe. Don't remember which one.)
This horns ability to sit on top of a big band section or sing on a ballad and even get dressed up and play alto parts in orchestra (when I would get too lazy to work on my alto) made it easy to play.
That being said, I don't have need for a .500 anymore and would rather see somebody play it then it sit on a trombone stand all day.
$1,500 OBO
https://www.amazon.com/photos/share/bn5Sc3t4igEWT0VMSQGSFqcv4zZ6jvOg5ZhBKeBHdqP
-Comes with Eastman case
-removable lead pipe (If i remember correctly, it is a HornGuys/Kanstul leadpipe. Don't remember which one.)