Selling a beautiful Getzen Eterna “Doc Severinsen” professional-level trumpet. This is the large bore model, which delivers a full, brilliant sound with excellent projection. Stamped “LB” under the serial number on the second valve casing, it denotes the rarer of Getzen’s large bores, measuring .468".

The serial number SK20345 dates this horn to the early–mid 1970s — the “sweet spot” high-quality era for Getzen — and it was designed in direct collaboration with the great Doc Severinsen.

Condition & Details:

  • Finish: Silver plating in great condition, with only a couple of small cosmetic dings and minor wear (see photos).
  • Maintenance: Recently cleaned serviced.
  • Valves: Smooth and exceptionally responsive, as you’d expect from a professional Getzen.
  • Slides: All function perfectly.
  • Case: Original Getzen case included (fair condition — one latch is non-functional).
  • Mouthpiece: NOT included.

Playability:
This horn looks and plays great — crisp articulation, a big, resonant sound, and excellent slotting across all registers. It has been well maintained and is ready to play.

Feel free to message me for more details, additional pictures, or specific questions.

Shipping: Free to the continental U.S. only.

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Listed23 days ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • Doc Severinsen Eterna 900s
Finish
  • Silver
Categories
Year
  • 1973-74
Made In
  • United States

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