YAMAHA YHR-866 Custom Full Double French Horn Used with Hard Case
Description
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This item is a used item. Please maintenance by yourself.
■Condition■
Condition: Some Scratches and Dirt
Custom Full Double French Horn manufactured from 1984 to 1992.
It features a distinctive, well-defined tone through the use of Yellow Brass, Nickel Silver, and Gold Brass in different sections.
The large bell design produces a grand, deep, and rich tone.
This is a Kruspe-type design, where the 4th rotary valve is positioned on the 1st rotary valve side, offering moderate resistance and excellent projection.
Maintenance Performed
Complete disassembly and cleaning
Rotary valve adjustment
Tuning slide adjustment
Replacement of consumable parts
Dents have been repaired, but some dents that could not be completely removed and marks from dent repair remain.
The rotary valves and tuning slides operate properly.
It produces a rich and resonant sound from low to high registers.
The case is the genuine original case, but it has dirt, discoloration, and some surface peeling.
The 4th rotary valve is currently configured so that pressing it produces B♭.
■Accessories■
Hard case
Shipping
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