Tenor

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  Aaron Drake Handmade Tenor MouthpieceMPC 205

  $ 475
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  Berg Larsen 105 2 M Tenor Mouthpiece MPC310

  $ 275
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  Berg Larsen 110 2 M Tenor Mouthpiece MPC311

  $ 275
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  Berg Larsen 95 0 M Tenor Mouthpiece MPC243

  $ 350
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  Berg Larsen Slant HR Tenor Mouthpiece MPC198

  $ 650
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  Brilhart Reproduction Ligature for Metal Tenor Mouthpieces Otto Link Berg Dukoff!

  $ 165

  Best ligature around for a metal tenor mouthpiece! Way better than the stock Otto Link metal top screw ligature, this gives you a much firmer hold on the reed, which greatly improves response and reduces movement or reed swelling on the mouthpiece table. The plastic reed plate fits the reed beautifully and opens up plenty of vibration. No deadening fabrics or strings here. Plus, this is made to the highest standards in South Korea by people who care about quality saxophone equipment. It’s a true reproduction down to the materials used, of the most desirable saxophone ligature ever made.

  If you want the best ligature for a Berg Larsen metal tenor mouthpiece, this is it. If you want the best ligature for a Dukoff Hollywood or Dukoff Stubby tenor piece, again, this is it.

  This ligature fits all metal Otto Link tenor mouthpieces also – past and present. It fits Masterlink, 4****, ToneMaster, Super ToneMaster NY, FL, Early Babbitt, and regular Babbitt-made pieces. The modern variants like the ‘New Vintage’ NY, Millennium edition etc also all fit.

  Buy with confidence. I take returns, and I stand behind this product. It’s the real deal.
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  Buescher Aristocrat Series 1 Tenor Amazing Near Mint Overhauled Nicest I’ve Seen 280857

  $ 4,000
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  Buescher Big B Tenor Small Bell Orig. Lacquer Saxophone 293528

  $ 3,350

  This original lacquer Big B tenor with the desirable small bell is getting a full mechanical overhaul right now. When I got it, it had new pads, but the pad work was not that good, so it is getting all that completely redone with all new pads, corks, felts, the works. The keywork is in great condition – nice and tight. Very little play wear at all. It had a bow dent removed, obviously. That is now fixed, and the rest of the horn is quite nice. This will be a fantastic player once the overhaul is done. Already, on current pads, it has a centered, warm tone with excellent response and intonation. These horns work well with a wide range of mouthpieces, and they can do anything from classical to jazz to R&B. Plus, it’s one of the most beautiful vintage Bueschers, with the extensive engraving, and the dark nitrocellulose lacquer. They don’t make them like this anymore.

  Only one available. Buy it now to reserve it, and we can do the overhaul to your specifications. Otherwise, it will be how I like, which is also good.
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  Buescher Top Hat and Cane Tenor Saxophone Fresh Overhaul Factory Relacquer 300849

  $ 3,750

  This highly-desirable Buescher Top Hat and Cane tenor is in excellent condition, AND it just got a complete restoration, which means an overhaul of everything that can be done. This looks like original lacquer, but is actually a factory relacquer job done with basically no buffing or changes to the brass of the horn. Probably just a chemical strip, hand polish, and re-spray. It looks really good, and plays great too!
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  Buffet Dynaction Tenor Saxophone 5035 Discounted!

  $ 999
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  Conn 10M Tenor Saxophone 306843 Original Lacquer Pre-War

  Nice original lacquer freshly-overhauled pre-WWII Conn 10M Tenor Saxophone. These are the best of the vintage Conn tenors! The price includes the full, high-end OVERHAUL, which was just completed. An overhaul (people always ask) means that everything that can be changed gets done, and done correctly: all new pads, corks, and felts, professional setup, key fit checked and improved, neck fit checked and improved, full disassembly, cleaning, all new oil, lots of play testing. This horn turned out exceptionally well, and plays really easily and beautifully throughout the range. The tone is medium dark, wide, but with more focus than earlier Conns, and a bigger, wider sonic pallette than any modern saxophone. The palm keys stay full and consistent with the rest of the horn. The low register whispers out at a saturated pianissimo whether subtoning or not. Intonation is excellent, keywork is comfortable. If you’re coming from a modern horn, there’s a couple of weeks’ adjustment period, but then you are back up to full speed playing wise, in most people’s experience. A nice, orignial, overhauled 10M is pretty hard to find, and this one is one of the really good ones. It has only minor past repairs, like a resoldered octave key. Great condition, and plays like a new horn.
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  Conn 30M Connqueror Tenor Gold-Plated Fully Engraved

  $ 4,750

  Crazy fully-engraved GOLD plated Conn 30M tenor artist-owned. Only one available! Includes a primo Hiscox case also.
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  Conn Early 10M Tenor Fresh Overhaul Original Lacquer 269461 BIG Player

  $ 4,250

  This is this kind of Conn 10M tenor saxophone that makes people ditch their Selmers and Yamahas. Keywork is comfortable, intonation is excellent, and the tone is to die for. Wide, dark, but still punchy and with a good amount of focus. Palm key tone is gorgeous and full, not a bit thin. Priced to sell quickly. Only one available.
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  Conn Gold Portrait New Wonder II Chu Berry Tenor Saxophone 197907

  $ 4,350
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  Conn Gold Portrait New Wonder II Tenor Saxophone 229961

  $ 4,500

  So if you know about vintage Conns, most of them are altos. Of the tenors, most of those are unlacquered, lacquered, or silver plate. Only a few are gold plate. Of the gold plated ones, most are satin gold with normal engraving, and only a few have the thick burnished gold plate finish. And those special horns took way more time to manufacture, as the gold has to be hand-burnished onto the horn. They also got deluxe hand engraving with special portraits done by Conn’s best engravers.

  So this is one of those. It has all the boxes checked. Original burnished gold, portrait engraved, very good condition. On top of that, it has a recent, high-quality overhaul done with resotech flat metal resonators. The tone is big, wide, powerful, medium dark. The horn vibrates under your fingers when you play. There’s not much to speak of by way of past repairs. The neck octave key has been resoldered, as have a few key cage legs. A few small dings were removed from the bell and back of the bow. These are all minor things and all corrected. This horn is really nice. Even slightly nicer in person than in the photos.

  Only one available!
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  Conn New Wonder 1 Tenor Exceptionally Fine Player Tunes Great Fresh Overhaul BAM Case 67890

  $ 3,250

  Do you want the biggest, darkest, most spread and room-filling vintage Conn tone possible? Do you want a gorgeous vintage Conn with original silver plate that looks almost new? Do you want it with a freshly-done high end ($1k+) overhaul, with high-end metal resonators? Do you want a premium $350 BAM tenor case included that fits the horn beautifully and will keep it in top adjustment?

  Well, look no further. That’s what this is. Any you should buy it. Right now. You won’t be sorry. I didn’t call it an exceptionally fine player for nothing.
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  Conn New Wonder II Tenor Saxophone 210xxx Lacquered Needs Overhaul Great Deal!

  $ 1,400
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  Couf Superba 1 Tenor Very Good Cond Original Lacquer ‘Budget SBA tenor’ 83040

  $ 2,950
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  Dukoff Hollywood 5* Tenor Mouthpiece MPC325

  $ 799
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  Dukoff Stubby 5* Tenor Mouthpiece MPC326

  $ 850
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  George M Bundy 3 Tenor Mouthpiece MPC365

  $ 125
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  Hiscox Artist Black Tenor Saxophone Case LA-WTS-B

  $ 489

  Hiscox makes the best overall saxophone case on the market today for most horns. This is especially true for vintage saxophones, because a Hiscox case will fit harder-to-fit horns like a transitional Conn with split bell keys and a larger than normal bell. It will also fit a 10M or similar horn with opposite side bell keys. These are the strongest case on the market, as well as the best insulated against temperature changes, and also the lightest for travel or shipping.
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  Hiscox Artist Ivory Tenor Saxophone Case LA-WTS-I

  $ 489

  Hiscox makes the best overall saxophone case on the market today for most horns. This is especially true for vintage saxophones, because a Hiscox case will fit harder-to-fit horns like a transitional Conn with split bell keys and a larger than normal bell. It will also fit a 10M or similar horn with opposite side bell keys. These are the strongest case on the market, as well as the best insulated against temperature changes, and also the lightest for travel or shipping.
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  Hiscox Pro II Tenor Saxophone Case PRO-II-WTS-B

  $ 329

  Hiscox makes the best overall saxophone case on the market today for most horns. This is especially true for vintage saxophones, because a Hiscox case will fit harder-to-fit horns like a transitional Conn with split bell keys and a larger than normal bell. It will also fit a 10M or similar horn with opposite side bell keys. These are the strongest case on the market, as well as the best insulated against temperature changes, and also the lightest for travel or shipping.
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  Keilwerth SX90R Shadow Tenor Saxophone 124815
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  King SilverSonic Tenor Saxophone 402584

  $ 6,000
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  Lambersen Tenor MPC 307

  $ 500
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  Macsax 7* Tenor Mouthpiece MPC228

  $ 300
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  Martin Handcraft Standard Tenor Saxophone 136740

  $ 899

  Very good condition refinished Martin Handcraft tenor with a recent overhaul. This is on consignment and priced to sell. Beautiful tenor with a big, warm voice. I don’t see any signs of past damage or repairs. The overhaul was done OK. It’s not a top-shelf job but it gets the job done. Includes the original case. This horn is one-owner and was well cared-for. Pair it with a Brilhart Tonalin tenor piece for a beautiful Tex Benake sort of sound.

  From “The Martin Story” website, which is the best source on Martin model specifics, we find this nugget of information, which seems right to me also.

  These horns seem to be a combination of a Handcraft Imperial body (note the Eb vent key, below the low D key) and Handcraft Committee keywork.
  The fact that these horns where produced at the same time as the Handcraft Committee and Committee 2 combined with some cheaper details (fixed right thumbrest, no heartshaped left thumbrest) makes me think these are somewhat watered-down versions of the Imperial.
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  Martin The Martin Tenor Saxophone Original Lacquer Good Condition Needs Pads 163812

  $ 1,500
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  MC Gregory 4A18 Tenor Mouthpiece MPC299

  $ 350
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  MC Gregory Master 5A18M Tenor Mouthpiece MPC304

  $ 375
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  Meyer NY 6M Tenor Mouthpiece MPC234

  $ 375
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  Otto Link FL USA 6 Original Tenor Mouthpiece MPC357

  $ 900
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  Otto Link No USA STM 10* Tenor Mouthpiece MPC334

  $ 995
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  Otto Link Reso 8 Refaced Tenor Mouthpiece MPC355

  $ 1,250
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  Otto Link Reso Chamber 4* Tenor Mouthpiece MPC338

  $ 999
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  Otto Link Super Tone Master Double Ring 6 Tenor Mouthpiece MPC288
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  Otto Link Super Tone Master Double Ring 7 Tenor Mouthpiece MPC290

  $ 1,000
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  Otto Link Tone Edge Early Babbitt Tenor Orig 8* Tip! MPC344

  $ 1,050
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  Otto Link Tone Edge FL 8* Tenor Mouthpiece MPC346
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  Phil Barone NY 2001 7* Tenor Mouthpiece MPC319

  $ 400
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  Selmer Balanced Action Tenor Saxophone from 1939 Original Lacquer American Engraved 27589

  $ 10,500

  Whoever gets this horn is one lucky saxophonist. One of the best vintage Selmers to come through the shop this year, which is actually saying a lot. Maybe the best. This plays easily as well as my personal BA tenor, which was made the same year. This horn had some past repairs done as you can see: bell flare has a couple of dents that were removed, and the neck was pulled down. Some small dents were removed from the back of the body tube, and some lacquer is missing from where the bell/bow ring was soldered. The horn is now straight and feels new under the fingers. The bell flare is nice, the neck is correct, and the dents are removed from the back of the body. Even the lacquer burn on the bell ring is mostly gone and the brass aged to match the lacquer color.

  The overhaul on this horn is top notch. You’re not going to find a better setup on a Balanced Action or Super Balanced Action tenor. It is light but snappy and ‘dry’ under the fingers. Response is instant. The horn resonates like crazy under the fingers. The tone is rich and velvety, medium dark, but with a brighter edge when pushed. Resonators are the nice hand-machined TenorMadness slightly domed brass reusable ones, that are incidentally also  authentic for vintage Selmer.

  I’m including a BAM Cabine tenor case with this to keep it safe in shipping and gigging. This is one of those horns you DON’T ever sell, and that you don’t want to put down. It’s the sort of saxophone you don’t let your saxophone-playing friends play, in order to protect them from a lifetime of envy. Not kidding.

   
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  Selmer Mark VI Tenor 143865 Original Lacquer Very Good Condition

  $ 7,000
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  Selmer Mark VI Tenor 195260 Original Lacquer American-Engraved Plays Well

  $ 5,950
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  Selmer Mark VI Tenor from 1973 Saxophone Original Lacquer 209931

  $ 6,350

  Nice VI tenor, original lacquer, American-engraved, just completely overhauled and ready to go. Great deal!
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  Selmer Mark VI Tenor Saxophone from 1970 American Engraved

  $ 6,450
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  Selmer Metal F Tenor Mouthpiece MPC323

  $ 299
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  Selmer ORIGINAL Gold Plate Tenor Sax 16164B

  $ 16,000
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  Selmer Padless Tenor Original Lacquer Beautiful #29008

  $ 3,650

  Here’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!