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Yamaha 2018 Price List two thousand eighte2en 01 8 accessories retail price lis t effective date: July 1, 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS BRASSWIND MOUTHPIECES 1-4 REEDS 17-21 TRUMPET 1 SOPRANO CLARINET 17 CORNET, SHORT SHANK 2 CLARINET 17 CORNET, LONG SHANK 2 ALTO CLARINET 17 FLUGELHORN 2 BASS CLARINET 18 ALTO 2 CONTRA CLARINET 18 HORN 2-3 SOPRANINO SAXOPHONE 18 MELLOPHONE 3 SOPRANO SAXOPHONE 18 TROMBONE, SMALL SHANK TENOR 3 ALTO SAXOPHONE 19 TROMBONE, LARGE SHANK TENOR 3 TENOR SAXOPHONE 19-20 BASS TROMBONE 4 BARITONE SAXOPHONE 20 EUPHONIUM 4 BASS SAXOPHONE 20 TUBA 4 DOUBLE REEDS 20-21 SILENT BRASS ™ & MUTES 5-6 WOODWIND ACCESSORIES 22-30 SILENT BRASS SYSTEMS 5 LIGATURES 21-23 SILENT BRASS MUTES 5 MOUTHPIECE CAPS 24-25 TRADITIONAL MUTES 5-6 NECKSTRAPS 25-26 INSTRUMENT OILS & LUBRICANTS 26 BRASSWIND ACCESSORIES 7-9 MAINTENANCE KITS 26 BRASS INSTRUMENT OILS & LUBRICANTS 7 POLISHES & POLISHING CLOTHS 27 BRASS INSTRUMENT MAINTENANCE KIT 7 CLEANING SWABS 27 POLISHES & POLISHING CLOTHS 7 MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES 27-28 BRASS INSTRUMENT BRUSHES & CLEANING TOOLS 8 LIP PLATE & MOUTHPIECE PATCHES 28 PREMIUM MICROFIBER BRASS SWABS 8 REED TRIMMERS & SHAPERS 29 MISCELLANEOUS BRASS INSTRUMENT ACCESSORIES 9 REED CASES & STORAGE 29 BRASS INSTRUMENT LYRES 9 MISCELLANEOUS WOODWIND ACCESSORIES 29 INSTRUMENT LYRES 30 BRASSWIND CASES 10 WOODWIND CASES 31 WOODWIND MOUTHPIECES 11-16 PICCOLO CLARINET 11 RECORDERS & PIANICAS 32-33 SOPRANO CLARINET 11 PIANICAS 32 CLARINET 11-12 20 SERIES PLASTIC RECORDERS 32 ALTO CLARINET 12 300 SERIES PLASTIC RECORDERS 32 BASS CLARINET 12 400 SERIES PLANT-BASED PLASTIC RECORDERS 32 CONTRABASS CLARINET 12 60 SERIES WOODEN RECORDERS 33 SOPRANINO SAXOPHONE 13 80, 800 AND 900 SERIES WOODEN RECORDERS 33 SOPRANO SAXOPHONE 13 RECORDER ACCESSORIES 33 ALTO SAXOPHONE 13-14 TENOR SAXOPHONE 14-15 BARITONE SAXOPHONE 16 BASS SAXOPHONE 16 Yamaha Corporation of America Accessories Retail Price List - July 2018 PERCUSSION ACCESSORIES 34-35 MARCHING PERCUSSION CASES & COVERS 44-45 STUDENT PERFORMANCE KIT 34 MARCHING DRUM COVERS 44 DRUM KEYS 34 CUSTOM COLOR MARCHING DRUM COVERS 44 CONCERT DRUM MUTES 34 MARCHING DRUM BATTERY PACKS 45 DRUMSTICK AND MALLET HOLDERS 34 STADIUM HARDWARE BAGS 45 MARCHING ACCESSORIES 34 FIELD-MASTER ™ DRUM CASES 45 MARCHING SOUND PROJECTORS 35 SNARES 35 STRING INSTRUMENT ACCESSORIES 46 SILENT STRING ™ ACCESSORIES 46 MALLETS 35-39 STRING INSTRUMENT CASES 46 MARCHING 35 ROSIN 46 CONCERT PERCUSSION 35 ENDPIN FLOOR STOPS 46 KEIKO ABE SIGNATURE SERIES MARIMBA 36 INSTRUMENT STANDS 46 ARTIST-MASTER ™ KEYBOARD 36-38 YAMAHA EDUCATIONAL KEYBOARD 38-39 BOWS 47 STRIKE-FORCE ™ BELL 39 VIOLIN 47 VIOLA 47 DRUMHEADS 39-41 CELLO 47 SNARE 39 BASS 47 TOM 39-41 BASS 40-41 STRINGS 48-50 TIMPANI 41 ELECTRIC VIOLIN 48 VIOLIN 48-49 CONCERT PERCUSSION CASES & COVERS 41-43 VIOLA 49 MALLET INSTRUMENT COVERS 41 CELLO 50 CONCERT INSTRUMENT SOFT-SIDED CASES 42 BASS 50 XYLOPHONE & BELL CASES 42 CHIME COVER 42 GENERAL BAND ACCESSORIES 51 CELESTA DROP COVER 42 METRONOMES 51 TIMPANI HEAD COVERS 42 MUSIC STAND 51 TIMPANI DROP COVERS 43 MARCHING LYRES 51 CONCERT SNARE DRUM CASE 43 CONCERT BASS DRUM COVERS 43 CASUAL WIND INSTRUMENT 52 VENOVA 52 VENOVA ACCESSORIES 52 Accessories Retail Price List - July 2018 Yamaha Corporation of America SUGGESTED RETAIL BRASSWIND MOUTHPIECES PRICE TRUMPET MOUTHPIECES YAC AUBIER Eric Aubier trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature $74.99 S YAC DAMROW Fritz Damrow trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 S A YAC EM1S Eric Miyashiro trumpet mouthpiece; 16.02 mm cup; Yamaha Signature 74.99 R YAC EM2S Eric Miyashiro trumpet mouthpiece; 16.22 mm cup; Yamaha Signature 74.99 B YAC FRANKS Rod Franks trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 YAC GOULD Mark Gould trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 YAC HAGSTROM John Hagstrom trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 YAC RSULLIVAN Robert Sullivan trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 **** YAC SHEWJAZZ Bobby Shew Jazz trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 **** YAC SHEWLEAD Bobby Shew Lead trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 YAC VIZZUTTI Allen Vizzutti trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature; Gold-Plated Rim/Cup 166.99 YAC VIZZUTTI-REP Allen Vizzutti trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Replica 74.99 YAC TR5A4 5A4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR6A4A 6A4a trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR7A4 7A4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR7B4 7B4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR8C4 8C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR9C4 9C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR11A4 11A4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR11A5 11A5 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 **** YAC TR11B4 11B4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR11B4-HGPR 11B4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Gold-Plated Rim/Cup; heavyweight 153.99 YAC TR11 11 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 **** YAC TR11C4 11C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard - compare to 7C 64.99 YAC TR13A4A 13A4a trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR13B4 13B4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR13C4 13C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 **** YAC TR14A4A 14A4a trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR14A4A-HGPR 14A4a trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Gold-Plated Rim/Cup; heavyweight 153.99 **** YAC TR14B4 14B4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard - compare to 3C 64.99 YAC TR14B4-HGPR 14B4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Gold-Plated Rim/Cup; heavyweight 153.99 **** YAC TR14C4 14C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR14C4-HGPR 14C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Gold-Plated Rim/Cup; heavyweight 153.99 YAC TR14D4 14D4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR14E4 14E4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR15B4 15B4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR15C4 15C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR15E4 15E4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 1 **** YAC TR16C4 16C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard - compare to 1 /2C 64.99 YAC TR16C4-HGPR 16C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Gold-Plated Rim/Cup; heavyweight 153.99 YAC TR16D 16D trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR16E4 16E4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR17B4 17B4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR17C4 17C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR17C4-HGPR 17C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Gold-Plated Rim/Cup; heavyweight 153.99 YAC TR17D4 17D4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC TR18C4 18C4 trumpet mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 **** Best Seller 1 Yamaha Corporation of America Accessories Retail Price List - July 2018 SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE CORNET MOUTHPIECES, SHORT SHANK YAC DUTOT-S Pierre Dutot cornet mouthpiece; short shank; Yamaha Signature $74.99 YAC CR7D4D 7D4d cornet mouthpiece; short shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 B YAC CR8D2 8D2 cornet mouthpiece; short shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 R YAC CR9E 9E cornet mouthpiece; short shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 A S **** YAC CR11C4 11C4 cornet mouthpiece; short shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 S YAC CR11E4 11E4 cornet mouthpiece; short shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CR13E4 13E4 cornet mouthpiece; short shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CR14E 14E cornet mouthpiece; short shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CR14E-GPR 14E cornet mouthpiece; short shank; Yamaha Gold-Plated Rim/Cup 153.99 YAC CR16E 16E cornet mouthpiece; short shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 CORNET MOUTHPIECES, LONG SHANK YAC DUTOT-L Pierre Dutot cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Signature 74.99 YAC CRL6B4 6B4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha standard 64.99 YAC CRL7A4 7A4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CRL9C4 9C4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CRL11A4 11A4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CRL11B4 11B4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CRL11C4 11C4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CRL13B4 13B4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CRL14A4A 14A4a cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 **** YAC CRL14B4 14B4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CRL15C4 15C4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CRL16C4 16C4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC CRL17C4 17C4 cornet mouthpiece; long shank; Yamaha Standard 64.99 FLUGELHORN MOUTHPIECES YAC DUTOT-FH Pierre Dutot flugelhorn mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 YAC EMFLUGEL Eric Miyashiro flugelhorn mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 **** YAC SHEWFLUGEL Bobby Shew flugelhorn mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 YAC FH11F4 11F4 flugelhorn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC FH13F4 13F4 flugelhorn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 **** YAC FH14F4 14F4 flugelhorn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC FH14F4-GPR 14F4 flugelhorn mouthpiece; Yamaha Gold-Plated Rim/Cup 153.99 **** YAC FH16F4 16F4 flugelhorn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC FH17F4 17F4 flugelhorn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 ALTO HORN MOUTHPIECES **** YAC AH37C4 37C4 alto horn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC AH38D4 38D4 alto horn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 HORN MOUTHPIECES YAC BACON Thomas Bacon horn mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 YAC SOMMERVILLE James Sommerville horn mouthpiece; Yamaha Signature 74.99 YAC HR28B 28B horn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC HR29B 29B horn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC HR29C4 29C4 horn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC HR29D4 29D4 horn mouthpiece; Yamaha Standard 64.99 YAC HR30-GPR 30 horn mouthpiece; 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