Yamaha YEP-642II Neo Compensating Euphonium
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Has sold for €3,700 over 2017–2025, across 9 used sales. Too few in the last two years for a typical price today.
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Not enough sold data for a typical price. 1 for sale, from €8,243. Closest new: Yamaha Yep 621, €4,222 at Thomann.
For sale right now
The best-priced as cards, a row of them; every other ad as a line, by ask. Each ask is the seller’s own number; the platform’s mark opens the listing. Each one says when we last confirmed it at its source: the price and availability are from that visit, so check the marketplace before you go.
eBay United StatesPrice history
Every recorded sale, one point each: 18 of them, placed by the day the ad went up. Too few sales to draw a trend through them without inventing one, so the points speak for themselves. Condition is mixed, so some of the spread is a mint against a fair rather than the market moving.
Recent sales by listing date
| Listed | Price | Condition | From | Platform | The listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Sept 2025 | €3,098$3,600 as sold | good |  United States | Reverb | Details |
| 16 Mar 2025 | €1,804$2,100 as sold | excellent | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 19 Sept 2023 | €6,692$7,760 as sold | new | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 10 Jun 2023 | €6,373$7,390 as sold | new | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 10 May 2023 | €3,442$4,000 as sold | fair | United States | Reverb | Details |
A date is the day the ad went up. Marketplaces do not publish the day a sale closed; each of these had sold by the time we recorded it, in August 2026 and September 2026. A price is what the listing last asked, converted at that day’s rate.
Show all 18 recorded sales
| Listed | Price | Condition | From | Platform | The listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 May 2023 | €6,732$7,838 as sold | new | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 26 Apr 2023 | €7,613$8,828 as sold | new | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 20 Oct 2020 | €4,735$5,500 as sold | excellent | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 30 Jun 2020 | €6,362$7,390 as sold | new | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 12 Jun 2020 | €4,551$5,299 as sold | excellent | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 12 Jun 2020 | €4,551$5,299 as sold | excellent | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 12 Jun 2020 | €4,551$5,299 as sold | excellent | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 16 Dec 2019 | €3,451$3,995 as sold | very good | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 19 Feb 2019 | €5,713$6,640 as sold | new | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 30 Nov 2017 | €6,377$7,395 as sold | excellent | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 21 Nov 2017 | €3,709$4,300 as sold | very good | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 8 Nov 2017 | €7,582$8,828 as sold | new | United States | Reverb | Details |
| 8 Nov 2017 | €7,972$9,244 as sold | new | United States | Reverb | Details |
A date is the day the ad went up. Marketplaces do not publish the day a sale closed; each of these had sold by the time we recorded it, in August 2026 and September 2026. A price is what the listing last asked, converted at that day’s rate.
Cheapest live: United States €8,243 · before shipping
9 recorded sales of the Yamaha YEP-642II Neo Compensating Euphonium from 2017–2025, all-time around €3,700. Too few in the last two years to quote a typical used price. Cheapest live €8,243 before shipping. Figures computed 20 October 2026.