(SOLD) Bonnie Carol - 2001 #321 Koa Dulcimer with Pickup
FOR SALE:instruments/music items/CDs/Wanted to Buy...
The dulcimer has sold.
Thank you
The dulcimer has sold.
Thank you
Offering a Bonnie Carol - 2001 #321 Koa Dulcimer with Pickup, 1.5 and 8.5 frets installed by Bonnie.
Scale length is 25-1/4, sun sound holes, pearloid and gold tuners, original case, in beautiful condition, very elegant. $1,250 plus shipping & insurance.
Paypal preferred but we can discuss - please pm for more information.
I would really like this special dulcimer to find a good home and am lowering the price to $325 including shipping up to $65.
This is a short scale, 25 vsl and 1.5 inch width free board, walnut top, back, and sides teardrop dulcimer made by Jerry Rockwell in 2005. He made a few of these as prototypes for individuals who might have smaller hands or those who suffered from arthitis to facilitate melody chord style playing. It is in beautiful condition and has a clear, balanced tone. Comes with a basic chip board case. $350.00 plus shipping. Payment via PayPal. PM if interested or if you need more details.
I can feel your pain...I had purchased an early Edsel Martin dulcimer that the US Postal Service managed to maul through several protective layers. Though the seller had it fully insured, and the packaging was good/solid, the USPS workers declared that the damage was due to the seller's packaging of the instrument, even though one end was completely torn off and crushed. The seller refunded my money but in the end lost out on his end. After this very sad experience and others that friends have had it seems that UPS is a much safer ride for our precious instruments. I had a great talk with Aaron O'Rourke about this and an instrument I purchased from him that he had a guitar shop pack and send UPS. Triple layer protection in the packing, but even the box seemed perfect when it arrived a few days later. I think that they do take better care of their packages, but I also really like the idea of sending items in a tube...I would never have thought of this, thanks Ken!