For a professional musician, their instrument is their livelihood.

If making music is your career, it's not surprising that many top musicians will pay the equivalent of a new car for their instrument.

However, there's a class of musician which have instruments that are far more valuable than a car.

They're the price of a mansion.

Learn more about the world of extremely expensive musical instruments and why musicians play

them on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily. This episode is sponsored by the Travel Photography Academy.

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Let me start by setting the parameters of this discussion.

I'm not talking about gimmick instruments.

These would be things like a solid gold guitar or a platinum trumpet. The value in something

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