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2018 RS Berkeley K&S Music Musical Instruments Educational Services Commission of New Jersey Bid Term: 6/5/18 - Bid #ESCNJ 17/18-52 State Approved Co-op #65MCESCCPS 6/4/20 ;EXT. 6/4/2021; EXT. 6/4/2022 RS Berkeley 2018 CATEGORY MODEL DESCRIPTION LIST Brass UTR180 Bb University Series Trumpet (Lacquer) 995.00 Brass TP6541 Bb Upgrade Trumpet (Lacquer) 1,195.00 Brass TP614 Bb Professional Trumpet (Silver Plated) 2,650.00 Brass TP608 Bb Professional Trumpet (Silver Plated) 2,940.00 Brass TP612N Bb Professional Lightweight Trumpet (Unlacquered) 3,150.00 Brass TP612S Bb Professional Lightweight Trumpet (Silver Plated) 3,150.00 Brass PT624 Bb Pocket Trumpet (Lacquer) 850.00 Brass TPC621 C Professional Trumpet (Silver Plated) 1,550.00 Brass TPPS625 Bb/A Professional Piccolo Trumpet (Silver Plated) 2,095.00 Brass UTR89 Bb University Series Trombone (Lacquer) 1,195.00 Brass TB704 Semi-Professional F Attachment Trombone (Lacquer) 1,930.00 Brass TB705 Professional Convertible Tenor/F Attachment Trombone (Lacquer) 4,995.00 Brass TBB706 Professional Bass Trombone (Lacquer) 2,795.00 Brass TBV708 Semi-Professional Valve Trombone (Lacquer) 1,680.00 Brass TBA710 Semi-Professional Alto Trombone (Lacquer) 1,670.00 Brass CR611 Bb Semi-Professional Cornet (Lacquer) 1,290.00 Brass CR614 Bb Professional Cornet (Silver Plated) 1,750.00 Brass FLU668 Bb Semi-Professional Flugelhorn (Lacquer) 1,595.00 Brass FLU669 Bb Professional Flugelhorn (Silver Plated) 1,895.00 Brass FR801 F Single French Horn (Lacquer) 3,025.00 Brass FR812 Reversing F/Bb Double French Horn (Lacquer) 3,990.00 Brass FR814 Reversing F/Bb Double French Horn (Silver Plated) 4,550.00 Brass BAR901 Bb 9” Three Valve Baritone Horn (Lacquer) 2,035.00 Brass BAR903 Bb 11” Three Valve Euphonium (Lacquer) 2,295.00 Brass BAR905 Bb Four Valve Non-Compensating Euphonium (Lacquer) 2,430.00 Brass BAR906 Bb Four Valve Compensating Euphonium (Lacquer) 3,795.00 Brass BAR907 Bb Four Valve Inline Euphonium (Lacquer) 2,395.00 Brass MAR675 Marching Mellophone (Lacquer) 1,675.00 Brass MAR676 Marching Mellophone (Silver Plated) 1,925.00 Brass MAR678 Marching Baritone Horn (Lacquer) 2,395.00 Brass MAR679 Marching Baritone Horn (Silver Plated) 2,650.00 Brass MAR680 Marching French Horn (Lacquer) 1,995.00 Brass MAR681 Marching French Horn (Silver Plated) 2,250.00 Brass MAR682 Marching Tuba (Lacquer) 5,850.00 Brass MAR683 Marching Tuba (Silver Plated) 6,950.00 1 of 9 K&S Music Musical Instruments Educational Services Commission of New Jersey Bid Term: 6/5/18 - Bid #ESCNJ 17/18-52 State Approved Co-op #65MCESCCPS 6/4/20 ;EXT. 6/4/2021; 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EXT. 6/4/2022 Woodwind F110 Professional Open Hole Flute (Silver Plated) with Silver Headjoint 1,980.00 Woodwind VOL805 Volaré Open Hole Flute (Silver Plated) with Silver Headjoint 2,520.00 Woodwind F112 Professional Open Hole Flute (Solid Silver) 2,875.00 Woodwind VOL905 Volaré Open Hole Flute (Solid Silver) 3,480.00 Woodwind AF201 Professional Alto Flute (Silver Plated) 2,995.00 Woodwind BF203 Professional Bass Flute (Silver Plated) 4,350.00 Woodwind UCL12 Bb University Series Clarinet 795.00 Woodwind BEAU408 Bb LaBeau Resonite Clarinet 1,050.00 Woodwind CL305 Bb Grenadilla Clarinet 1,395.00 Woodwind BEAU415 Bb LaBeau Grenadilla Clarinet 2,449.00 Woodwind BEAU421 Bb LaBeau Professional Grenadilla Clarinet 4,195.00 Woodwind CL306 Eb ABS Clarinet 1,495.00 Woodwind AC307 ‘A’ Hard Rubber Clarinet 2,050.00 Woodwind BC310 Bb Ebonite One-Piece Bass Clarinet with Silver Plated Bell and Neck 2,995.00 Woodwind BC314 Bb Hard Rubber Two-Piece Bass Clarinet - Ranges to Low C 5,095.00 Woodwind OB415 T. 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