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Author: James Dawson
Date: 1999-03-16 00:34
I'm trying to find out a rough value of my clarinet. Serial #6525. I know its hard to give a value if you cant see it. Maybe someone might know who I can take it too in the Los Angeles area. thanks JD
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Author: Fred McKenzie
Date: 1999-03-17 03:08
James Dawson wrote:
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I'm trying to find out a rough value of my clarinet. Serial #6525.
JD-
Someone may be able to correlate your serial number with a Selmer model, but it would be helpful if you would let us know some of the other markings besides the word, Selmer.
Used prices range from around $200 for a plastic Selmer Bundy, to over $1000 for the Selmer "Pro" models.
Fred
<A HREF="http://www.dreamnetstudios.com/music/mmb/index.htm">MMB</A>
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Author: James Dawson
Date: 1999-03-17 22:27
Well its made of wood. And on each section of the
clarinet it reads Selmer London Sterling Made in
France. Fred McKenzie wrote:-------------------------------James Dawson wrote:-------------------------------I'm trying to find out a rough value of my clarinet. Serial #6525.JD-Someone may be able to correlate your serial number with a Selmer model, but it would be helpful if you would let us know some of the other markings besides the word, Selmer.Used prices range from around $200 for a plastic Selmer Bundy, to over $1000 for the Selmer "Pro" models.Fred<A HREF="http://www.dreamnetstudios.com/music/mmb/index.htm">MMB</A>
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Author: James Dawson
Date: 1999-03-17 22:29
Well its made of wood. And on each section of the clarinet it reads Selmer London Sterling Made in France.
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Author: Dee
Date: 1999-03-19 04:41
As some one has alread said, it depends on the model (beginner, intermediate, or pro). If you find some one to appraise the horn, make sure that you and they know what is the basis. For example, if you are valuing it for sale, well a used instrument generally brings about 1/2 the normal discount price of a comparable new instrument. On the other hand, if it is for insurance purposes, you need to look at replacement value. These two "values" are normally very far apart.
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Author: James Dawson
Date: 1999-03-19 19:46
well thats why I put it in the ng. maybe somebody would point me in the right direction. I dont know the model just the serial #6525, its wood and Bb. Thanks JD
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