KyMello07

No. I only listed it on here, must be a different horn.

SOLD.

Asking $500+ Shipping per OP. Will be providing Brian w a shipping quote today.

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Brian, Sorry I'm just now seeing this. I've been out of town for New Years. I don't have the horn with me but will send what pictures I have to the email in your post. I'll be home late Saturday and will do my best to get you further pics late Saturday or Sunday as well as a shipping quote.

SOLD For Sale, Kanstul Custom G Mello http://www.kanstul.com/detail.php?pass_search=180.0000&pass_instrument=Bugle Asking $500 + Shipping, OBO, if reasonably close we can work out a meet To my knowledge, I am the third owner of the horn. The horn has spent most of its life marching with Atlanta CV/CorpsVets I purchased this to use for the Macy's Parade as a Scout Alumni. Horn looks and plays great. It has a few small dings. No mouthpiece is included. The bore is slightly larger than most mellophones, so I had to use a trumpet mouthpiece instead of any a mello mouthpieces. Original owner's name is engraved on the side of the horn. Pictures available upon request. Would make a great Christmas Gift!

I found myself in a similar situation about internships, work, and drum corps. I started marching when I was 15 and marched through until my age out in 2011, with my only "break" being a year of senior corps between the two junior corps I marched, to get the opportunity to march with my dad. I majored in Mechanical Engineering, and every summer debated about taking a year off to get an internship in, but my father always convinced me to march while I could, because I could work forever. My age out year occurred the summer after I graduated and I was torn on what to do. I had all but decided to not march and get a job, but once again my dad told me I could only march once more and could work for the rest of my life. I ended up marching my age-out year, and leaving everydays for a job interview as well as landing an interview 3 days before leaving for everydays, and using an iPad all summer to apply for jobs in my free time. I lucked out and one of the hiring majors had been a band guy in HS and college and understood the value of corps to an individual and how I benefited from it. Not only did he hire me, but he was willing to wait and let me start when I returned home, even though the wanted the position filled ASAP. Since then, I've used my corps experience to support myself in interviews by talking about the team building skills, confidence, work ethic, ability to work with different culture/language groups, etc.. Overall, I'd just like to reiterate the most important advice I received. You can work when you're old, you can only march until your age out. Also, engineering problem solving skills can come in handy with corps related activities such as field lining. My last year I believe we had 3-5 Engineers on field lining and my first year in Scouts we had more engineers in the Mellophone line than Music Majors. Aaron Vanover, EIT Western Kentucky University BSME 2011 05-06 Memphis Sound 07 CorpsVets 08-11 Madison Scouts

supposedly wearing black triggers more aggressive behavior. well at least according to my pysch 100 professor.

89 scv

88 scouts for the win

99 madison.....followed closly by 96 madison

Alright I look forward to meeting you. I'm the second mello with the bald spot and from KY.

I am a CMM, just dont like to post

I kno you guys were just sharing some brotherly love, Just wanted to throw that in there in case anyone doesnt realize the "humor" there. BTW i love talking to you alumni guys. You guys are the ones who inspired me to be in drum corps and are a lot of fun to talk to. Basically when i was younger you guys were like heroes to me.

I think what he meant by dont worry about it, is that its not worth the worry, the suprise will be well worth it and you guys will enjoy. (just offering my opinion on the story)