F. Besson MEHA 60MB-2 Bb Trumpet Kanstul Silver Plated Used with Case
Description
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This item is used. This item has been maintained.
This is a reproduction of the historic F. Besson “MEHA” series.
The MEHA was revived by Kanstul and, although it is no longer in production, it continues to be highly regarded and loved by musicians around the world, transcending both borders and generations.
The instrument features a silver-plated finish and produces a bright, clearly defined sound. The engraving and component design are also refined, reflecting the high quality of its craftsmanship.
■Condition■
This instrument is in player’s condition, with scratches throughout, several small dents mainly around the bell, and areas of plating wear and deterioration, particularly on the parts frequently touched by the hands.
Although it shows a noticeable amount of use, it has been professionally cleaned and serviced by a musical instrument repair specialist, including the replacement of felts, corks, and other consumable parts.
Please note that some of the replaced consumable parts are aftermarket components rather than original manufacturer parts.
■Accessories■
Original hard case, Protective bag
Shipping
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