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| New Friend
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 11
| I think I did well!! Great Deal Just got a great deal. I have been looking around for a new horn and had ruled out Strads because of price. Being in Canada they are hard to find in local stores and usually big $$. I had settled on the Yamaha 8310Z which in Canada goes for $2,250.00 + 15% Tax....so $2,587.50. I walked into a local shop who usually has low end student horns in stock and they had a Bach Strad 180-37ML with Sterling silver Plus bell. I checked with two other stores, one local chain is selling the same horn for $2,895.00, no stock, also phoned one in another Province and they sell it for $3,300.00. I picked up this one brand new for $1,800.00 Cdn dollars + tax!! I have a feeling the dealer had to have made a mistake? The horn is absolutely beautiful. Plays like a dream. The Canadian dollar has been strong these last few days but is usually around 0.75 to the U.S. dollar. This would mean that I paid roughly $1,350.00 for a 180-37 with a sterling silver plus bell. I am one happy guy!!! |
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__________________ S Curry 1968 King Silver Flair Bach 180-37R G66*** | |
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| Pianissimo User
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: West Brookfield, MA
Posts: 178
| Great news! Congratulations on your new horn! Don't you just love getting a great deal on great instrument? I know that I don't have to tell you that you will enjoy your new horn, as that is a given, but enjoy it anyway. Take care, Gary |
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__________________ ZeuS Olympus ZTR 1000 ZeuS Guarenius ZTR 900 Ageis F2 Bach 3C Bach 5C ________________________________________ "Let your words be soft and sweet. You never know when you will have to eat them!" | |
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| New Friend
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 11
| Thanks alot for your kind words. I absolutly love the horn. I was a little concerned because of some of the things that I had read about some of the Strads being hit and miss. All I know is that this one is a beauty and plays like one as well. I am surprised a little bit by the weight.....as mentioned I had been looking at the 8310Z which is a light weight horn but the tonal quality of the this strad just blows me away....no pun intended. |
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__________________ S Curry 1968 King Silver Flair Bach 180-37R G66*** | |
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