FS: Doug Elliott Parts, Misc. Other.

[Micah Everett]

All prices include CONUS shipping. Pictures available upon request. Reasonable offers considered.

Doug Elliott XT Gold N105 Rim--$70 (1 sold, 1 still FS)
Shires 5MD Trombone Mouthpiece NEW IN BOX--$40
Shires 1.5MD Bass Trombone Mouthpiece NEW IN BOX--$40
Hercules DS552B Tuba/Euphonium Stand (x2)--$50 each

SOLD Doug Elliott XT Gold N105 Rim--$70 (1 sold, 1 still FS)
SOLD Doug Elliott XT Gold N105 Rim (some scratches on sides; playing surface is fine)--$40
SOLD Doug Elliott EUPH Gold N105 Rim--$70
SOLD Doug Elliott J9s Shank (large shank, but slightly narrower)--$30
SOLD Edwards Bullet Brace ("C" shape; bullet fits Conn and other smaller diameter braces)--$40
SOLD Denis Wick 6182L Tone Booster--$20
SOLD Conn Trombone Counterweight--$15

[daruby]

PM'd you re J9s Shank

[miketeachesclass]

PM’d on one of the DE rims.

All prices include CONUS shipping. Pictures available upon request. Reasonable offers considered. I think the Bullet Brace might be a mix with an arm originally paired with a different "bullet." I used it successfully with a Conn 88H for a long time.

I guess this is mostly "trombone" stuff, but the Elliott parts might be of interest here.

Doug Elliott XT Gold N105 Rim (x2)--$70 each.
SOLD Doug Elliott XT Gold N105 Rim (some scratches on sides; playing surface is fine)--$40
Doug Elliott EUPH Gold N105 Rim--$70
SOLD Doug Elliott J9s Shank (large shank, but slightly narrower)--$30
Shires 5MD Trombone Mouthpiece NEW IN BOX--$40
Shires 1.5MD Bass Trombone Mouthpiece NEW IN BOX--$40
Edwards Bullet Brace ("C" shape; bullet fits Conn and other smaller diameter braces)--$40
Denis Wick 6182L Tone Booster--$20
Conn Trombone Counterweight--$15

[Micah Everett]

Bump for availability update.

[Micah Everett]

Bump for availability update and added items.

[Sara Hood]

How much, including shipping, for a Hercules DS552B Tuba/Euphonium Stand? You would be sending it to Elk Grove, CA 95624. Does it hold the smaller baritone horn well? Or is it geared for the "big brothers" of the horn family?
- Sara Hood

[Micah Everett]

Shipping is included, but the fit of a baritone horn is precarious on these. I don't recommend it.

[Sara Hood]

Thank you for the recommendation. I think that I will pass then. - Sara

[daruby]

Sara,

I have two K&M 14941 euphonium stands in my practice room. When I am in brass band season, I have one adjusted for baritone and the other for euphonium. I like these because the horns sits completely vertical. All the crud rolls downhill. After a long practice, as the horn cools, condensation will continue to accumulate. When I start my next practice, I dump all the slides and can be assured the condensation accumulated at the bottom of the slides and not in the valves.

Doug

[John Morgan]

K&M are THE best as far as I am concerned. Like Doug, I like how they sit. Upright and very secure. Have had the stand for many years with no issues whatsoever. I have it's big brother for my Eb tuba.

[Micah Everett]

Y'all aren't helping.

I find the angled orientation of the Hercules stand to be preferable in some ways, and it is certainly strong and stable. It does occupy more space than the K&M and is not as universally compatible with euphoniums, or at all with baritones. Tubas are no problem.

[John Morgan]

Y'all aren't helping.

I find the angled orientation of the Hercules stand to be preferable in some ways, and it is certainly strong and stable. It does occupy more space than the K&M and is not as universally compatible with euphoniums, or at all with baritones. Tubas are no problem.

Sorry about that, I just remembered that you were trying to sell a couple of the Hercules stands, my bad. They're good and I think Dave likes them a lot. I just like the K&M better.

[Micah Everett]

Remaining items have been listed on eBay.

Elliott Rim: https://www.ebay.com/itm/184598873174
Shires 5MD: https://www.ebay.com/itm/184598868250
Shires 1.5MD: https://www.ebay.com/itm/184598866676
Hercules Stands: https://www.ebay.com/itm/184598880190

Thank you for your interest.

[Micah Everett]

All items have sold. Thank you.