@georgeb Yes - Thanks, George. That was my choice before even seeing your and other posts here - bought my Adams from them when they were based in Boston area where I live - and am preparing to send it to them this week for consignment. And just purchased a fiddle and am starting lessons with my brother this week. When one door closes.... as the saying goes.
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@kehaulani Yes - Thanks! That was my choice before even seeing your and other posts here - bought my Adams from them when they were based in Boston area where I live - and am preparing to send it to them this week for consignment.
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RE: Best place(s) to sell Adams Flugelhorn
@georgeb Yes - Thanks, George. That was my choice before even seeing your and other posts here - bought my Adams from them when they were based in Boston area where I live - and am preparing to send it to them this week for consignment. And just purchased a fiddle and am starting lessons with my brother this week. When one door closes.... as the saying goes.
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RE: Best place(s) to sell Adams Flugelhorn
@kehaulani Yes - Thanks! That was my choice before even seeing your and other posts here - bought my Adams from them when they were based in Boston area where I live - and am preparing to send it to them this week for consignment.
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@trumpetb Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful note. If I had a deep background in horn, I think this would be different. But I took it up at the age of 60 and have barely gotten a foundation at this point. I tire so quickly now, and my lip (split then sewn up) hurts all the time, and hurts more when I play the horn. That is in addition to the difficulty getting a clear sound, which was not a problem before, and I even have soreness in my upper teeth. Oosh, not meaning to complain but just to explain. I do have my 'starter' flugelhorn stashed in the closet and should I ever want to play again, it's actually not bad for a used $400 purchase. Meanwhile, I've decided to take up the fiddle (aka violin). I'm just over 70 and figure learning a new instrument (that doesn't require deep lungs) is a great challenge and opportunity and so - forward I go. I am grateful to have had some good times on the flugel, and yes, I am sad to let go of the horn, and yet, it's time. Best, Annie
p.s. I purchased my horn at Austin Brass when they were based in Boston, so I am preparing to send it to them this week for them to put up for sale for me on consignment. -
Best place(s) to sell Adams Flugelhorn
I had a mouth injury a year ago (split lower lip, lost front tooth, among other injuries - I was never an advanced player and have concluded it's too hard to play the horn (I'm also an accordion player and pianist, so not without instruments, thank goodness).
Any suggestions on best places to sell my Adams flugel? It's a beautiful instrument but just not for me anymore.
Thanks
Annie