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King Legend Soloist Intermediate 4-valve Euphonium - Silver-plated


Sells separately for $4,389.00





The King 2280SP Legend Soloist includes everything you could want in an intermediate-level euphonium. This outstanding horn features a versatile dual-bore design with a .580-inch primary bore and .600-inch fourth valve bore, along with an 11-inch, seamless, upright yellow brass bell that imparts an irresistible, lively character to your playing, with a sweet upper register and resonant lower register. You'll appreciate the broad tone and easy-blowing feel supplied by the Legend Soloist's large mouthpiece shank, and the smooth, quick, responsive playability afforded by its top-action, nickel-plated valves are second to none. You'll benefit from extended range and easy intonation adjustments, courtesy of this euphonium's spring-loaded third slide and extra-long fourth pull slide. Beyond that, its silver-plated brass body infuses every note with a gorgeous, controlled brilliance. If you're hunting for a top-shelf non-compensating euphonium, the 2280SP Legend Soloist should be at the top of your list.





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Tuba Essentials The Hug Euphonium Stand - Left


Sells separately for $425.00





Treat yourself to exquisite playing comfort with the Hug euphonium stand from Tuba Essentials. These stands are available in a variety of configurations and are adjustable to fit players of all sizes, as well as their euphoniums. Equipped with spring-loaded arms for easy mounting and non-marring wheels for hassle-free transport, this stand is as easy to set up as it is to use. No matter the style of horn you play, there’s a stand for you. Determining which stand you need is super simple; if the mouthpiece is on the right side of your horn while you play, choose the “right” stand, and if the mouthpiece is on the left side, choose the “left” stand. Here at Sweetwater, we are big proponents of how the Hug promotes proper playing posture and technique by eliminating the need for players to support the euphonium’s weight all on their own.





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