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Although we carry mostly for vintage horns, those made before 1970, we regularly have customers who wish to trade their modern horn in on a vintage one. Something we completely understand.

We, therefore, have found ourselves in the modern horn business, like it or not, and have inaugurated this page to offer the instruments that have found their way to our collection through a trade. Some of these horns are new or very close to it. Like our vintage horns, we will only allow the best to enter this collection and we will service and protect each sale just as we do with our vintage instruments. We will also guarantee them 100% to please you or your money back. To see how that works please take a look at our return policies.

Just as with all our horns, you may purchase with complete confidence that This Old Horn will support and represent these offerings with our usual honesty and integrity.

 Yamaha Custom 82 Z #281,962

Another trade-in from a young man whose generous parents bought this fine horn for him. However it isn't what he wanted. He wanted a Mark VI and so he brought this like new 82Z in and we worked a trade. We don't try to make trade-ins a profit item but we just want back what we offered for it in trade. Take advantage of the situation, make us whole and get a great deal on a fabulous Yamaha, top-of-the-line tenor at a price that's hard to beat. it's covered, of course, by our 100% Guarantee to Please so if you've hankered for a top-end Yammy, here it is.

$3,300


Phil Barone Classic Tenor

Brand new in the Maker's Case - Shop playing time only. Bright, projecting tone with one of the easiest playing key sets in the business.

Satin gold finish. These horns are made by the same factory that manufactures the Cannonball series of saxophones and the quality of the build is world class.

$1,500

 
Phil Barone Vintage Tenor
This silver plated beauty is the larger bore Vintage model with a sound reminiscent of the legendary Conn 10M. This instrument is new in the maker's case and has only in store playing time on it. But i must admit that I put some of that time on it 'cause I just love this horn. The key work is similar to the Selmer so it's easy to play and the sound is wonderful. Phil's a good friend of mine so I take pride in saying, he has a hell of a horn for an amazing price. Without doubt, this is the best bargain in the Sax business, bar none!
$1,700

    Phil Barone Classic Soprano


While I'm basically a tenor player only, I make an exception for these Phil Barone sopranos.

Basically a Mk VI copy it plays and sounds better than any Mark VI Sop I've ever had in my hands. Depending on mouthpiece it has a round pleasant tone (what I've always imagined Coltrane thought he sounded like) and the response and intonation, even in the upper register, is rock solid and easy.

This brand new example in the maker's case is done in a vintage patina but not matt, it has a lovely shine to the finish that really sets off the vintage patina look. Personally, I kinda hope no one buys this thing 'cause I'd like to keep it for myself.

Here, ruin my day for only, $1,400
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These horns pop up regularly and we usually sell them at close to what we paid. It's a great deal for you.
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