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The trumpet is 100% silver coated with two or three superficial dings. Letting to vary with only one instrument the specific searched sound. These different leadpipes solve in deed the problem when selecting the acurate bore. This present Meha Trumpet: Bore size: 0.464 inch-11,78 mm Bell size:5.066 inch- 12.8 cm* This trumpet has 3 different bore size leapipes letting to change and to adapt for different music styles or different performing places(Concert Hall. It is with these very skilled workers that the Meha Besson began to be manufactured from 1980 to 1998. more Bendge had to close its doors due to management difficulties, Zig Kanstul had taken 14 of the most competent employees out of the 150 dismissed. They have chosen one of the most famous manufacturers in the United States. The French Besson Owners of the Licenses have decided to revive this Meha model again. The Meha Trumpets were the most famous of the early XXth Century and have been performed by some artists such as Miles Davis or Mendez. Some Trumpets as famous as the Olds Mendez ones were also issued of this early model F.Besson. Vincent Bach himself began his career on F. Besson Trumpet of the early Twentieth Century was used as a model for many further Trumpets of all the Major Brands that have been manufactured later- mainly the Bach Stradivarius. The valve action on this instrument is as good as you will find on any trumpet making it versatile from a standpoint of both tone quality and tДЇree World Shipping* RARE F.BESSON MEHA-KANSTUL IN C WITH its 3 ORIGINAL Kanstul long LEADPIPES: 68-75-76-BORE SIZES* The F. I can personally attest to the fact that it is completely at home in the solo repertoire for the C trumpet and chamber work stage. Other than these microscopic concerns, it is truly a beauty! The F Besson line of trumpets are no longer in production and were Zigmant Kanstul's legacy to the musical world in carrying on the great tradition of production during the 1980вЂ™s. Most likely from light contact with clip to hold music to a stand at an outdoor venue. There are two tiny'pings' in this outer area at the front of the bell. On the very front edge of the front of the bell there are some very light areas of superficial scuffing that one would come to expect where the trumpet has been carefully set down to rest on its bell while a conductor specified indications to be penciled on the music sheet. The silver plate is 100% with no dents or scratches other than a few small blemishes in the plating on the leadpipe and tuning slide of the instrument. The photos reflect the true luster of this fine trumpet.

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Only a short way down the serial number ranges Zigmant Kanstul switched to a non-conventional design with multiple interchangeable leadpipes.

The design of this particular trumpet is rather unique as only a few were produced with a standard fixed leadpipe configuration. The workmanship and attention to fine detail is extraordinary as can be seen in the accompanying photos. This trumpet has a serial number in the mid-400вЂ™s range. This is one of the earliest instruments that Kanstul produced when he acquired the F Besson tools and dies from the Paris Factory in the early 1980вЂ™s and is very rare. It is the model 62MC* and has a.462 bore size. more Besson Meha Trumpet the Key of C in bright silver plate from Zigmant Kanstul. The intonation is better and the notes center better, in my opinion.The absolute top of the F Besson line and pure perfection in the art of trumpet making never to be equaled again.

The fit and finish is superb, the horns do not come standard with a first valve saddle (a trigger was an extra cost option) and don't need it. The average production for Bach in that period is about 3000 horns a year, compared to 16,000 to 20,000 horns per year during the last decade or so.

Here's why: After Selmer bought Bach, they purchased a fairly new state-of-the-art factory from Conn (who was bailing out to Texas for cheap labor), hired the experience Conn workers (as a group probably more skilled and experienced than those working for Bach in Mt. Vernon in 1965 to about 1970 or so, roughly serial number 30000 to 60000. Early Elkhart Quality Bach Trumpets 'Early Elkhart means those made from the time of the move from Mt. This horn is was probably made with some of the Mt Vernon parts. Many of the highly skilled workers from the Mt Vernon plant as well as recently displaced Conn employees came to work for Selmer in Indiana. Assembled in Elkhart (600 Industrial Parkway Elkhart, IN) still under the watchful eye of Vincent Bach. Vintage Bach 37 ML manufactured in 1970 after leaving Mt Vernon.

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