Geneva GNEU801GVLS Oldroyd Cardinal

GENEVA GNEU801GVLS Euphonium in Bb Oldroyd Cardinal Gold brass silver-plated

GENEVA Instruments Perfection is possible - The Oldroyd Cardinal series combines the latest product developments, pure luxury, high-quality materials, attention to detail and the constant pursuit of perfection in every instrument. No two instruments are the same. Highly talented engravers decorate each cornet with artistic hand engravings, creating truly unique pieces. - The euphonium embodies style, class and sound quality. The sound of this euphonium is particularly impressive due to its sonorous warmth and high degree of creative freedom. Elegance, coupled with the highest standards of quality and workmanship, make this euphonium an outstanding instrument. Thanks to the compensation and the trigger on the main tuning slide, it also leaves no questions unanswered when it comes to intonation.

The features of the GENEVA GNEU801GVLS euphonium in Bb Oldroyd Cardinal gold brass silver-plated:

• Oldroyd Cardinal series
• Model Glenn van Looy
• Tuning: Bb
• compensated
• Bore: 14.70 mm 16.60 mm
• Bell: Ø 305 mm, nickel silver
• Stop: nickel silver
• Leadpipe: Brass
• Tuning slide bows: Gold brass
• Trigger on the main tuning slide
• silver-plated
• incl. case

Workshop tested! - Before shipping, this instrument is checked and optimally adjusted by our in-house master workshop. This ensures that this instrument is in perfect condition on delivery.

The purchase of this instrument includes a one-time free annual inspection by our master workshop!

GENEVA Instruments has been manufacturing brass instruments since 2001. The British company under the leadership of Tim Oldroyd sets high standards in the field of brass instruments with its handmade instruments. The new product developments result in instruments with a fuller sound, more flexibility and better response. This enables musicians to better develop their musical personality and expressiveness. The master instrument makers at GENEVA Instruments are constantly developing the manufacturing techniques for brass instruments. They build instruments specifically tailored to the musicians, taking the special requirements and needs of the players into account in their work. Some of the world's best-known brass ensembles play GENEVA wind instruments and the instruments from Great Britain can also be heard in numerous film and television productions.

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