Okay, so the seller doesn't really know what he/she has, and neither do we. And it's a little (?) tatty. But isn't that riveted action? And a parallel reed layout? So why ain't you handy-dandy types giving this thing some action? (For my part, I'm not handy at all; I celebrate whenever I achieve a good knot in my shoes.)

It's Ebay item number 380042878573, and I'm just curious.

It seems someone got carried away with the old solder-the-reed-flat routine, too (the discoloration on one of the reeds worries me), but that's got to be a fairly common gaffe to overcome, or is it?

Like I said, I'm just curious to hear what "you all" think about it, because the seller isn't getting any serious interest, and I'm surprised.

-Mutt

Hi Mutt....................nothing wrong with solder.............it's done all the time on lower pitched reeds. Totally normal......Robin

Don't we? It looks like a 26-key Jones to me, and probably a good few others.


Sure, but they aren't in themselves the be all and end all...


Maybe:

Because it isn't too desirable?

Because there's a high starting price for what it is?

Because there's still nearly a week to run and the "action" is usually in the last few seconds?


I'm not.

And by the way, those "rosewood" ends look an awful lot like mahogany...