Selmer tenor saxophone Mark 6 (101265) (SOLD)
For sale: Selmer Mark VI tenor saxophone (serial number 101265)
Are you looking for a legendary instrument with a rich history and unrivalled sound? Then this Selmer Mark VI tenor saxophone with serial number 101265 is exactly what you are looking for! This instrument was made in 1963, a period regarded as the "golden years" of the Mark VI. These saxophones are known worldwide as the best ever made and are highly valued by professionals and collectors.
Features of this unique instrument:
- Iconic sound: The Mark VI is known for its warm, rich and flexible sound, perfect for both jazz and classical music.
- Ergonomics: The design of the keys and the build ensure a comfortable playing experience, even during long sessions.
- Historic value: With a serial number from the early '60s, this instrument is among the most sought-after Mark VI models.
- Versatility: Suitable for beginners who want a top instrument as well as professionals striving for perfection.
Why choose the Selmer Mark VI?
The Selmer Mark VI is not just any saxophone; it is a legend. Played by greats such as John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins and Stan Getz, this model has had a lasting impact on the world of music. The instrument offers an unrivalled combination of sound quality, playability and craftsmanship.
Condition of the instrument:
This particular instrument was recently professionally overhauled and is in excellent condition. The original lacquer is largely intact, and the mechanism is smooth and perfectly adjusted. Thanks to the overhaul, the instrument is fully ready to play and ready to inspire its new owner.
Price and contact:
The Selmer Mark VI is a valuable collector's item and an investment in musical craftsmanship. Get in touch for more information, photos or to make an appointment for a trial. This is a unique chance to get a piece of music history in your hands!
Seize this chance and experience for yourself why the Selmer Mark VI is the standard for tenor saxophones! 🎷
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