Schilke Instrument Buying and Used Sales

Schilke Instrument Buying & Used Sales

Staff deeply familiar with the appeal of Schilke—dubbed "the ultimate instrument"—will connect its exceptional value to the next player.

Schilke Buyback at Okubo Gakki

Leveraging our extensive knowledge and experience as a wind instrument specialist, we accurately assess the value of Schilke's unique delicate designs and parts. We provide fair appraisals tailored to the individual character of each
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Schilke Specialist

Store Manager: Mizumoto

For 35 years, I've dedicated myself to the trumpet. As a used instrument specialist, I've personally inspected and sold over 1,000 Schilke trumpets, spanning vintage models to current ones. I understand the differences in playing feel based on design philosophies by era, bell taper variations, and bore designs. Schilke is never a "model student" suited for everyone. However, the sound it produces when played to its full potential is exceptional. I will honestly convey its true nature.

Featured Models for Trade-In

Piccolo Trumpet

・P7-4 piccolo trumpet
・ P5-4 piccolo trumpet
・ C5-4 piccolo trumpet

Trumpet

・ E3L E♭/D trumpet
・SB4-OT B♭ trumpet
・A2C C cornet

Cornet, Flugelhorn, etc.

・ 1040F-CL flugelhorn
・ Eb soprano cornet
・ SC4-OT C trumpet

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Purchase History

Purchase History

P7-4 GP piccolo trumpet

Appraisal Value: ¥725,000

Purchase History

P4-GP 1980s

Appraisal Value: ¥420,000

Purchase History

HC2 CL "Handcraft"

Appraisal Value: ¥300,000

Search for used Silky instruments

Experience the brilliant resonance unique to Silky, trusted by professional musicians. Choose from our carefully selected lineup, meticulously adjusted to perfection.

B♭ Trumpet

1 in stock

C Trumpet, Piccolo, etc.

1 item in stock

1 item in stock

The History and Appeal of Schilke


: A Unique Sound That Reflects the Player's Skill : The journey and dedication of a brand that shines in the history of brass instruments, born from the fusion of founder Leonard Schilke's physical approach and craftsmanship.

History｜Tracing a Great History｜From Founding to Modern Times

Founder Leonard O. Silky was both a performer and a skilled machinist.He studied acoustics and metallurgy, using numerical measurements to optimize designs. Since establishing the brand in 1956, he introduced successive models that defined the direction of modern trumpets, including the P5-4, a pinnacle of piccolo trumpets. He also deeply influenced YAMAHA's designs, laying the foundation for contemporary trumpet construction.


Schilke's appeal isn't about "stability." Its pitch range is relatively wide, and the final control is left to the player. Because of this, beginners might find it "quirky" or "challenging." However, when played to its full potential, its rich harmonics, forward-projecting resonance, and brilliant attack are truly unmatched. It's an instrument that translates the player's skill directly into sound.

Features｜The Essence of the Schilke Sound

A dense resonance born from meticulous bore design and unique bell taper. The open, bold projection of the B·X Series, the concentrated core strength of the S Series, the richness and projection of the HD and Soloist Series. What they all share is exceptional projection. Never a defensive sound, but an aggressive resonance. The power when you really put your breath into it is the true essence of Schilke.

How to Choose｜From Your First Instrument to a Specialized Masterpiece｜Choosing Schilke

For first-time buyers, we recommend the S Series or i Series for their responsive and balanced feel. Seeking a more open playing sensation? Try the B or X Series. Prioritizing depth and projection? Consider the HD. Pursuing individuality and expressiveness? Explore the Handcraft. What matters most isn't "stability" but "how you want it to sound." We'll recommend the perfect instrument tailored to your technique and musicality.

Instrument Appraisal Process

❶ Request an Appraisal

Request an Appraisal via Chat, Form, or LINE

❷ Professional Appraisal

Rest assured, our specialists will handle the appraisal.

❸ Price Proposal

We will explain the appraisal results and present the appraisal amount.

❹ Payment

Same-day cash or bank transfer

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Consignment Sales Process

We will handle the sale of your precious instrument with the utmost responsibility.

STEP 1: Contact Us

Please contact us via email, chat, or LINE stating "I wish to consign my instrument." Our staff will respond.

STEP 2: Receiving Items

In addition to in-store pickup, you can receive your items via delivery service or through our pickup service where we come directly to your home.

STEP 3: Sales Consultation

After confirming the condition and other details, we will discuss the selling price and sales method with you. Once we reach an agreement, we will proceed with preparing for the sale.

STEP 4: Sales Commencement

We will display the item in-store and list it for sale on our website and e-commerce platforms (Digimart, J-Guitar, Reverb). It is also possible to sell the item without displaying it in-store.

STEP 5: Make the payment

STEP 5: Payment

Once the item is sold, payment is required. Payment is generally made by bank transfer.

※Conditions apply for items eligible for consignment sales.

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