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B_Starry
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 Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 11:43 am Post subject: Strad pricing trends since the '70s |
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gus
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Bach Strad Standard Weight bell Nbr. 43.- Silver
Giardinelli.
Year 1994: $ 922.-
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_Don Herman
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1972 Bach 37, lacquer: $380 USD
p.s. Local store in Starkville, MS so probably not the best price. Took me two summers to pay it off, btw, but it was mine when I was done!
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bophead
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Bach 37 with 1st valve trigger lacquer from Manny's in New York around 1972(ish) 336.00 I was a snow shoveling, news paper tossing, dog walking sort of young entrepeneur trumpet loving maniac.
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Still Trying
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I bought a brand new Strad 180/37 in 1967 for $325. Took me 18 months to pay for it, but it was far and away the best Bach I ever played.
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JDWildcat
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| 180/37 purchased new in 1973 for $350. |
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_PhilPicc
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1972 Bach 37, silver plated $350-. I still have it with some changes made.
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wvtrumpet
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My C 229 Bell 25A pipe in Laquer was purchased for 850.00 in 1992 from Osmuns. Can't believe how prices have increased. Blame Dave Monette...It's all his fault...LOL JOKING
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surfhorn
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180S 37 bought new in 1971 $350. Still my main battle axe.
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