VTG. 1963 MARTIN COMMITTEE (RMC) TRUMPET - MEDIUM BORE - 1ST VALVE ADJ. TRIGGER
Item History & Price
FREE SHIPPING IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S.A. ONLY
WE SHIP WORLD WIDE E-MAIL US FOR PRICE QUOTE
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VINTAGE 1963 MARTIN COMMITTEE (RMC) TRUMPET - MEDIUM BORE - 1ST VALVE ADJ. TRIGGER
MEDIUM BORE 0.451 - BELL SIZE 4 3/4"
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ONE OWNER IN EXCELLENT PLAYING CONDITION AND VERY GOOD COSMETIC CONDITION.
THIS IS A RARE 1963 MARTIN COMMITTEE WITH A FIRST VALVE SLIDE TRIGGER.
THE ORIGINAL OWNER PURCHASED THIS HORN NEW IN ...1963.
HAS ALWAYS BEEN PROFESSIOANLY MAINTAINED AND RESPECTED.
HORN IS FREE BLOWING WITH EXCELLENT VALVE COMPRESSION AND IS FREE BLOWING IN ALL REGISTERS.
THE HORN WAS PROFESSIONALY INSPECTED AND PLAY TESTED AND ALL VALVES AND TUNING SLIDES WERE CLEANED.
VALVE ALIGNMENT IS EXCELLENT AND THE HORN HAS BEEN TUNED AND ADJUSTED FOR OPTIMAL PLAYING CONDITION.LIGHT SURFACE SCRATCHES AND LACQUER WEAR AROUND THE HORN AND SOME OXIDATION SPOTS ON THE THIRD VALVE.
COMES WITH ORIGINAL MARTIN HARD SHELL TRUMPET CASE,
LEATHER HANDLE HAS A MISSING PIECE OF LEATHER ON THE GRIP. BOTH LATCHES WORK.
WE OFFER A 30 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTY IF FOR ANY REASON YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH THE HORN SIMPLY PAY RETURN SHIPPING FOR A FULL REFUND.
In 1961 Martin became part of Roundtable of Musical Craftsmen (RMC), the company formed by Paul Richards that combined Martin with Reynolds and Blessing. When RMC dissolved a couple years later, Wurlitzer picked up the rights to the Martin brand. Leblanc bought the Martin name in 1971, moved the operation to Kenosha, Wis., and stopped producing the Committee model for a while, though it continued to make custom versions for Miles Davis. When they reintroduced the Committee, it was a different design and a decent horn by all accounts. But it wasn’t the Committee that seduced generations of jazz listeners and performers with its creamy, mocha java, almost flugel-like timbre. Conn-Selmer bought Leblanc in 2004 and discontinued the Martin line altogether a few years later.
WE SHIP WORLD WIDE E-MAIL US FOR PRICE QUOTE
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VINTAGE 1963 MARTIN COMMITTEE (RMC) TRUMPET - MEDIUM BORE - 1ST VALVE ADJ. TRIGGER
MEDIUM BORE 0.451 - BELL SIZE 4 3/4"
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ONE OWNER IN EXCELLENT PLAYING CONDITION AND VERY GOOD COSMETIC CONDITION.
THIS IS A RARE 1963 MARTIN COMMITTEE WITH A FIRST VALVE SLIDE TRIGGER.
THE ORIGINAL OWNER PURCHASED THIS HORN NEW IN ...1963.
HAS ALWAYS BEEN PROFESSIOANLY MAINTAINED AND RESPECTED.
HORN IS FREE BLOWING WITH EXCELLENT VALVE COMPRESSION AND IS FREE BLOWING IN ALL REGISTERS.
THE HORN WAS PROFESSIONALY INSPECTED AND PLAY TESTED AND ALL VALVES AND TUNING SLIDES WERE CLEANED.
VALVE ALIGNMENT IS EXCELLENT AND THE HORN HAS BEEN TUNED AND ADJUSTED FOR OPTIMAL PLAYING CONDITION.LIGHT SURFACE SCRATCHES AND LACQUER WEAR AROUND THE HORN AND SOME OXIDATION SPOTS ON THE THIRD VALVE.
COMES WITH ORIGINAL MARTIN HARD SHELL TRUMPET CASE,
LEATHER HANDLE HAS A MISSING PIECE OF LEATHER ON THE GRIP. BOTH LATCHES WORK.
WE OFFER A 30 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTY IF FOR ANY REASON YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH THE HORN SIMPLY PAY RETURN SHIPPING FOR A FULL REFUND.
In 1961 Martin became part of Roundtable of Musical Craftsmen (RMC), the company formed by Paul Richards that combined Martin with Reynolds and Blessing. When RMC dissolved a couple years later, Wurlitzer picked up the rights to the Martin brand. Leblanc bought the Martin name in 1971, moved the operation to Kenosha, Wis., and stopped producing the Committee model for a while, though it continued to make custom versions for Miles Davis. When they reintroduced the Committee, it was a different design and a decent horn by all accounts. But it wasn’t the Committee that seduced generations of jazz listeners and performers with its creamy, mocha java, almost flugel-like timbre. Conn-Selmer bought Leblanc in 2004 and discontinued the Martin line altogether a few years later.
