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Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2021 7:26 pm
Bump
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2021 9:11 pm
Beautiful!!
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2021 2:28 pm
Eppstore is a German store, right? How comes the pictures are marked with that, when the instrument is in Florida?
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2021 3:28 pm
I can't say anything about the photos, but I will vouch for Jose; I've known him for about 8 years. He lives in Peru, has family in Florida. A great guy!
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2021 3:46 pm
To @bort2.0:Thank you for your kind words Brett!
To marccromme: Hello! Yes! Eppstore is a German shop headed by Tobias Epp, a professional Euphonist and photographer. I bought this euphonium rom his store back in December 2019. Eppstore only wanted to ship to Germany, so I asked a friend (who happens to be a WELL KNOWN pro tuba player) to receive the instrument and, due to customs in Peru are very high, I asked him to send the euphonium to a relative´s house in Florida, USA so when they came to visit me in Peru, they clouded bring It to me, but this Covid stuff happened, so the instrument is still there. As neither of my family members there are musicians, I prefer them to not touch the instrument even for pictures, that is why I am using the Eppstore pictures, which are really good (no wonder because, as I mentioned, Tobias is a professional photographer).
End of story
Jose
To marccromme: Hello! Yes! Eppstore is a German shop headed by Tobias Epp, a professional Euphonist and photographer. I bought this euphonium rom his store back in December 2019. Eppstore only wanted to ship to Germany, so I asked a friend (who happens to be a WELL KNOWN pro tuba player) to receive the instrument and, due to customs in Peru are very high, I asked him to send the euphonium to a relative´s house in Florida, USA so when they came to visit me in Peru, they clouded bring It to me, but this Covid stuff happened, so the instrument is still there. As neither of my family members there are musicians, I prefer them to not touch the instrument even for pictures, that is why I am using the Eppstore pictures, which are really good (no wonder because, as I mentioned, Tobias is a professional photographer).
End of story
Jose
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2021 11:57 am
Thanks, Jose, that makes sense now. Unfortunately, I won't pick it up, as I am situated in Copenhagen. You should though recognise that the photo is the property of Tobias Epp, and you need to get his permission to use it for your own sale. And stating so will give you more credibility in a virtual world. I wish you a good sale, best, Marc
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2021 2:50 pm
Now that's all settled...
I think I really like the new location for the (when needed on a model of euphonium) main slide trigger...
...even though all the stuff - to which it's attached - appears to be very Rube-Goldberg-esque...but in a fascinating way.
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re: Courtois...
I've been trying to bird-dog (for a friend) a FRENCH-made (not German-made) Courtois trombone that is the knock-off of the Conn 88H...and one that is in remarkably nice condition...anyone...??
I think I really like the new location for the (when needed on a model of euphonium) main slide trigger...
...even though all the stuff - to which it's attached - appears to be very Rube-Goldberg-esque...but in a fascinating way.
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re: Courtois...
I've been trying to bird-dog (for a friend) a FRENCH-made (not German-made) Courtois trombone that is the knock-off of the Conn 88H...and one that is in remarkably nice condition...anyone...??
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2021 10:19 am
To marccromme: Thanks! I think you are right, I might ask permission for the pics.
To Mr. Bloke: The trigger makes more sense for those who use to play those saxhorns with 5 valves or french tubas with 6 valves as the position is nearly the same.
To Mr. Bloke: The trigger makes more sense for those who use to play those saxhorns with 5 valves or french tubas with 6 valves as the position is nearly the same.
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2021 3:56 pm
Bump Price is negotiable
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:29 pm
Price drop 2000 USD
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium
Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2021 8:50 am
Pictures are here:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoYPKzkBrEctwRnUTWd ... k?e=yHJGbL
2000 USD for this beautiful pro instrument.
Thanks for looking!
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoYPKzkBrEctwRnUTWd ... k?e=yHJGbL
2000 USD for this beautiful pro instrument.
Thanks for looking!
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium PICS LINK ADDED
Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2021 5:07 pm
Bump
2000 USD
2000 USD
Re: Antoine Courtois 167R Symphonie II Euphonium PICS LINK ADDED
Posted: Tue May 04, 2021 1:29 pm
Bump! This can be shipped now