I'll be the first to admit, I really don't know a lot about Mark VI's period! There were no Mark VII sopraninos, sopranos, baritones, or bass saxes, as the Mark VI design for those saxes was continued during the Mark VII era. I bought it new in Paris and it looks almost as good as it did then, and plays every bit as good. If the later VI is around $5000, is it fairy??? I sat down and talked with my good friend and legendary saxophonist, Bob Rockwell, about our favorite topic – saxophones at our favorite saxophone shop IK Gottfried in Copenhagen Denmark. Selmer baritone saxophone mark vi nations. Also to note: In my experience and the experience of many of my fellow players, the VIs are best in alto and tenor, while you can very easily find soprano and bari saxes that are far superior to VI bari and sopranos. Manufacturer:||Selmer|. Is not in good condition, they just "try" their best to fix it, you can not get a replacement!
Years of production by serial number Edit. Nickel or silver-plated keys with a lacquer-finish body were offered among the French-assembled horns. We need more information - pictures and such. It comes down to personal taste. Player in Hong Kong, you can not find YBS-62, Series II & B901 in stock!
At least three changes to neck design were made on the tenor during the 1950s and 1960s, and once again in the 1970s. I'm not saying this person is going to rip you off, but it's always better to error on the side of caution. I've read the comments on here so far and if a horn is played out I'd agree with the prices. Sgt17594, the early Mark VI (56, xxx-120, xxx) are presumed to be the best playing. Selmer mark vi bass saxophone. Took me 3 years to find a deal on a Mark VI baritone that I was happy with and played great. The sound is gritty and powerful, with a ton of projection. I like Selmer Alto's but that's about it.
Obviously it is you who is a know nothing - there is no such thing as a series III bari - there is no such thing as a 90R bari - and I dont really consider the sx90r to be a model either - just an sx90 with toneholes added, which are completely useless in about 8 of 10 cases. Being rare translates in to more valuable to a collector. Besides, I want to purchase the latest Mark VI (due to budget). Selmer mark vi tenor saxophone neck. The Mark VI Soprano, Baritone, and Bass models were produced from 1954-1981. There are reports of a limited number of baritone saxophones labeled as Mark VIIs but these horns are of the same design as the Mark VI. You in general seem to jump to a lot of conclusions. Thats a bit low - I would go for it, but make sure you get a trial policy. I just strongly requested the ebayer provide another set of photos showing the serial no., selmer logo, and bari with the up-to-date newspaper....!
The early ones play better - like a vintage sax, the late ones are more modern. 2405 Meridian Street. This truly is a fantastic horn and I'm excited to finally get it into your hands! I could tell I will take longer than you? Also, with the weak US dollar I'm expecting to see an increase across the board from many manufacturers. The one form the fifties was by FAR a superior - the tone was mcuh bigger, the tone was darker. Personally i think the Serie III Baris are really good as well as the 90R Keilworths and possibly, if you have the right set up, a cannonball Big Bell Global Series Bari. Bellingham Wind Works. 190, 000-220, 000) $4200-5500. Bellingham, WA 98225. Switching over from its predecessor, officially named the Super Action, but also called the Super Balanced Action, Selmer's earliest Mark VI models were transitional, incorporating design elements from both the preceding and the current saxophone.
The French-assembled Mark VI engraving is usually of a butterfly and floral motif, and the engraving typically extends to the bow. 1971- 184901-196000.
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