Are King french horns good?
King HN White Double French Horn – 3727XX The horn still plays well and would be good for an intermediate player transitioning to a double horn. “King French Horns have long enjoyed the enthusiastic acclaim of many of the most discriminating artists in symphony orchestras and outstanding concert band organizations.
How much is a French horn worth?
Beginner french horns usually range in cost from $1,200 to $3,500. Intermediate, or step-up french horns usually range in cost $3,500 to $4,500 and entry level pro french horns (still largely played by advanced students) around $4,500 and up.
Why are French horns so expensive?
Low production numbers/long production time: Because so many of these horns are handmade – often by no more than a few people at a time – the waiting list for a new one can be several years. Naturally the long waiting period means that there are very few of them on the used market.
How long do French horns last?
Generally, students only stay on single F horns for one to two years, so this will not generally be a long-term purchase.
What’s the most expensive french horn?
The Most Expensive Band Instruments
| Instrument | Beginner-level | Professional |
|---|---|---|
| Bassoon | < $5,000 | >$10,000 – $35,000 |
| Oboe | $1,200 – $1,500 | > $8,000 |
| French Horn | $1,200 to $3,500 | > $4,500 |
| Saxophone | $800 – $2,700 | > $3,000 |
What the most expensive Frenchhorn?
New Thein Double Descant Bb/high F (Thein Brothers) $15,294.94. New Thein Model R Double Horn, Silver Plated (Thein Brothers) $15,236.93. New E. Schmid Full Triple F/Bb/high Eb, with detachable hand-hammered bell, lacquer finish and Bonna MB-5 case (Wichita Band Instrument Company) $14,799.73.