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Hey, Brass Fans! We’re all sad about the closure of the Kanstul factory, but here’s something to make you smile - a 1500A in fabulous condition! This horn has been played and shows very light hand wear, but other than that is in near perfect condition. After a good clean, I removed one tiny bell ping, and it’s good to go!

Though this model looks heavy with the large bracing, it’s actually quite comfortable to play. Big broad sound, great intonation and overall just a super fun horn to play! It also comes with multiple tuning slides, an extra set of buttons for some added bling, and a Monette gig bag in near perfect condition!

 

 These horns aren’t available new anymore, and this one has many, many years of play left in it. Grab it while you can!


Wishing you a safe and Happy New Year!!

Amanda

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