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Buescher True Tone Alto Original Overhauled
$ 900If you are looking for a great horn for the money, this is it! It has original lacquer, and I got it from a serious player who put a high end overhaul into it. This Buescher plays beautifully and is guaranteed to please.
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Conn 10M Tenor Pre-War from 1940 Original Lacquer Old Pads
Beautiful original lacquer Conn 10M Tenor. It has old pads and needs an overhaul. This is pre-war, from 1940, the most desirable vintage of 10M. Nothing plays like one of these, and the keywork is remarkably comfortable and fast, once you get used to it. Tunes well too!
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Conn 10M Transitional Tenor Original Lac + High End Matt Stohrer Overhaul
$ 5,450There’s some lacquer missing on the bell where the owner picked up the horn the same way every time. Worn spot on the bell. Worn spot on the bell. Worn spot on the bell. OK now you’re desensitized to it. This is one of the best horns on the site at present.
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Conn 26M Alto Connqueror from 1937 Near Mint NY Neck Warranty Card!
$ 4,250This is the nicest 26M that I have ever had for sale, It is the most desirable version with the very rare 30M-style neck. Original lacquer, no past repairs, no damage, original pads, original warranty card! For the Conn-enthusiast (and I am one big time) this horn gets those dopamine receptors firing at full strength.
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Conn 30M Tenor Connqueror Original Lacquer Fresh Overhaul Great!
$ 6,500This is among the nicest 30M’s that I have had for sale in a long time! It has a fresh high-end overhaul! There is nothing like a Conn 30M for beauty, build quality, and a big, powerful Jazz Era tone. In my opinion, if you can get a nice vintage Conn to play, you should.
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Conn New Wonder II / 10M Transitional 243xxx Lacquer
$ 2,450This is the best deal on a Conn transitional tenor that I have had in a while. This horn is great, and it’s priced low. Finish may be original – Conns were lacquered at the local dealer at this time, and this one looks original to me.
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Conn New Wonder II / 10M Transitional 250xxx Lacquer
$ 2,350This is a solid vintage Conn 10M ‘transitional’ tenor from the prime vintage for these horns. It’s priced on the low side so that you have room for additional pad work, and you still get a great deal. There’s only one available. Get it now!
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King Super 20 Alto from 1952 Original Lacquer Full Pearls
As far as I am concerned, the 50’s King Super 20 is the jazz alto. It’s the total package of beauty, craftsmanship, tone, ergonomics, and sheer pleasure. Pair it with a GS Special Alto mouthpiece, and you’ve got an unbeatable combination. It’s what I play, anyway. The price includes a full overhaul!
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King Super 20 Tenor Full Pearls From 1951 Original Lacquer
$ 5,500This is one of the nicest King Super 20 Tenors that I have had in for sale. It is in gorgeous original condition, with original pads. Nobody has messed with this horn. The factory gold lacquer is still on the solid silver neck! A really clean King is about 10x harder to find than a clean Mark VI, and this is it.
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King Zephyr Special Tenor from 1937 Original Lacquer
$ 5,500Is the Zephyr Special the best tenor ever made? A tone to die for, and made to be deluxe in every way that it can be, this is the vintage tenor to get. I play one much like this already, or I’d be keeping it.
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King Zephyr Special Tenor Full Pearls Original Lacquer Stohrer Overhaul!
$ 6,950One of the finest examples of a King Zephyr Special that I have seen. Overhauled by one of the finest repairmen, and one of the finest playing vintage tenors period. Includes a nice, new case also.
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King Zephyr Special Tenor Original Lacquer 1939 229xxx
$ 4,900This is a gorgeous, original lacquer King Zephyr Special. These are hard to find, and nothing sounds like them. I play a ZS alto and tenor. If I ever get to help make a saxophone, it will be based on this model. It’s hard to beat.
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Martin Committee II Alto Lion and Crown 130xxx
$ 1,350This is a great first vintage alto. It’s in good playing condition, sounds GREAT, feels good under the fingers, tunes well, is beautifully engraved and made extremely well. Great deal for the price. You get way more for your money that you possibly could buying a modern horn, even used. Get this now and start enjoying the beautiful craftsmanship and sound of a top-quality vintage American-made saxophone for very little money.
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Selmer Adolphe Sax Baritone Rare and Unique
$ 5,500The ultimate collectible baritone – this is a hybrid Selmer Adolphe Sax baritone made in the 1930’s by Selmer Paris using some Selmer parts and some parts from the Adolphe Sax company, bought by Selmer.
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Selmer Balanced Action Baritone Rare and Gorgeous!
$ 6,000Selmer Balanced Action Baritone with Matt Stohrer setup for the price of a Yamaha 52. This is one of only 35 baritones made in the 25000-26000 serial range, and is in excellent physical and cosmetic condition.
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Selmer Balanced Action Tenor 27xxx Great Deal!
$ 6,500This is a beautiful Selmer Balanced Action tenor priced low to sell quickly to a lucky player somewhere. Get it now and get it overhauled, and you will have a super horn for a good price.
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Selmer Mark VI Alto from 1967 Original Lacquer Great Player!
$ 7,999I think that the VI altos between 136500-149xxx are probably the creme de la creme of Mark VI altos, all things considered. It’s original lacquer, good mechanical condition with minimal damage or repairs, and the original neck is in great shape and not pulled down or dented. It’s a true player’s VI alto.
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Selmer Mark VI Alto from 1969 165xxx Great Deal Original Lacquer
$ 4,850Great deal on an original lacquer Selmer Mark VI Alto saxophone that should be a wonderful do-it-all alto for a lucky player!
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Selmer Mark VI Alto Near Mint from 1960 88xxx Original Lacquer
$ 8,999This is an exceptionally fine example of a Selmer Mark VI Alto. It has almost all its original lacquer, all original pads, and is from the most desirable serial range. Excellent player!
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Selmer Mark VI Soprano 187xxx Original Lacquer Plays Great!
$ 4,350This is a beautiful, original lacquer example of a Selmer Mark VI soprano saxophone. It has all ORIGINAL lacquer and no past damage at all. No dents, dings, resolders, or other repairs. Just got a fresh thorough setup by Matt Stohrer, and it plays great. It includes the original case also. It is pretty hard to find a clean and beautiful Mark VI like this. This horn also has extensive hand engraving and looks just great. It keyed up to high F#. -
Selmer Padless Tenor Original Lacquer Beautiful #29008
$ 3,650Here’s a horn that should be part of any serious saxophone collection. It’s a Balanced-Action-Era Selmer Padless tenor saxophone, built in collaboration between Selmer Elkhart and Buescher, in the late 1930’s. This might be the nicest one in the world, with no damage, no past repairs, original lacquer, gorgeous engraving. Priced to sell!
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Selmer SBA Tenor From 1947 Fresh Overhaul!
$ 7,500Super deal on a Selmer SBA Tenor. This horn got a full high-end overhaul, and it plays effortlessly. If you don’t care that the lacquer is not original, you can save a ton of money and get a great vintage SBA.
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Selmer Series II Alto Excellent Condition 550xxx
$ 3,750This is a beautiful Selmer Series II (Model 52) Alto Saxophone in excellent condition. It has no past repairs and comes in good playing condition. Includes the nice original case.
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Selmer Series III Alto Near Mint Beautiful! 624xxx
$ 3,750Incredible deal on an almost new Series III Alto!
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Selmer Super Action 80 Series 1 Alto 334xxx
$ 3,150This is a good condition Selmer Super Action 80 Alto Saxophone. This horn is a Series 1, which has a darker, more complex tone than the Series II’s and III’s do. The Series I’s also have great build quality, employing real pivot screws (not spring loaded ones like the more recent Selmers).
The great thing about these horns is that the dark core tone is ideal for serious saxophone study/lessons/college and also combines well with a brighter jazz mouthpiece to give you a nice jazz tone as well. If I were buying a modern, do-it-all Selmer alto, and I wasn’t going to drop twice this much money on a new Selmer, I would buy a nice Series I like this over the others, hands down.
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Selmer Super Action 80 Series 1 Alto Nice!
$ 2,799Great Deal on a Selmer Paris Alto that has a warm, dark, round tone and is in good structural condition.
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Selmer Super Action 80 Series II Tenor Saxophone 433xxx Great Deal!
$ 3,450A new Series II tenor costs $7489 online! This one is a fraction of that, priced to sell. It also includes the cool Selmer contoured flight case. Key risers can be removed and returned to stock if you want.
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Selmer Super Balanced Action Tenor 40xxx 1949 Coltrane Serial Overhauled
Selmer Super Balanced Action Tenor 40638. This horn has been relacquered, but besides the new coat of paint, it is almost as nice as a new horn. It just had a superb top-shelf overhaul and has had no significant past damage. This horn is tight and ready to go, and has that sound.
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Selmer Super Balanced Action Tenor from 1953 Original Lacquer Original Pads!
It is hard to find a nicer Selmer Super Balanced Action tenor than this. It has almost all of its original lacquer, all original pads, original metal resonators, original, undamaged neck. No dents or dings, it even smells new.
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SML Baritone 10xxx SUPER Rare Original Lacquer Fresh Overhaul Gold Medal
$ 5,500This rare SML baritone saxophone is in fine condition, sporting Rev D / Gold Medal era keywork. The horn is original lacquer and is in good condition. It had an expensive $1400 overhaul last year, followed by another very thorough ($500) setup by Matt Stohrer.
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The Martin Alto Committee III Excellent Original Condition Low Price
$ 1,450This nice, clean The Martin Alto is all original, including lacquer, pads, original neck and case all in excellent condition. When these are setup correctly, they are really a joy to play, and have a dry, powerful, jazzy tone. Great value on a 100% pro sax!
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Yamaha Intermediate Tenor YTS-32 (YTS-52) Good Deal!
$ 1,200Great deal on a high quality Yamaha tenor!
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Yamaha YSS-62 Soprano Early Version 5xxx New Pads!
The Yamaha 62 is still the best single piece soprano that has been made. It came in two versions, the straight one (this one) and the one that is slightly curved (see the 62R in the museum section). Both horns have such a nice, rich tone that they are really hard to beat. Some vintage horns, like the Conn New Wonder II, Buescher True Tone, or the Martin Handcraft can beat with the 62 in the tone department, but all of these have more flexible intonation and vintage ergonomics. So if you are looking for the soprano that has it all, it is the 62. This particular horn is in excellent condition. It has a recent repad by Matt Stohrer.
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Yanagisawa S6 Soprano Saxophone Mark VI on a Budget!
$ 1,750The Yanagisawa S6 soprano is a professionally-built Selmer Mark VI style soprano that feels, sounds, and plays the same as a Mark VI soprano, if not better. Get it now for a low price.
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Yanagisawa SC-991 Curved Soprano 297xxx
$ 2,750There’s not a lot to say about this horn. It’s in excellent mint condition, with only the tiniest of signs that it has been played at all. The SC-991 is the best curved soprano ever made, with astoundingly good intonation and a nice even scale.
