$8,999.00 - Vintage Selmer with HIGH F# - WOW - It has very little signs of damage - dings and pings included - and will make anyone happy with the condition, the pad life, the good case, and high F#. This is the example of a sax that will last and be used beyond your lifetime.
Conn 1930 ‘Pan-Am’ Bb Tenor, #44k
$999.00 - WOW - A vintage Conn for this price?! New Wonder II crossed with 10M, Straight tone holds, It was worked on elsewhere where they installed Jim Schmidt (JS) Black pads ($192 a set!), only main negative is that they weren't made with a Front F key. TONE: "Robust with 2 shots of Clarity".
LeBlanc 1964 ‘Rationale System’ Bb Tenor, w/ F#, #790
(ON HOLD)$4,999.00 - Sax-tastic Fascination - Likely only 200-400 ever made & this one is in excellent condition! Made to solve most all of the "saxophone issues" such as stuffy notes, trouble intonation areas and note passages, these Leblanc saxes have extra keys and pads. Try this one out! This is the highest serial number on my records!
Conn 1926 ‘New Wonder II’ Eb Alto, Silver #192k
$1,199.00 - Looking for a great "player" sax? This may be it! It has been setup with Noyak resos for extra kick and the wear on the silver means that this sax played awesome for decades!
Jupiter ‘JAS-869SG’ Eb Alto, #N07,0xx
$1,049.00 - Great Ergos & tone in a better-than-student sax, high F# key, nice NEW case. Sterling silver neck! Currently in factory pads that come with slight-domed metal resonators. These have fast action and you'll love it over any student sax. They play a little louder with power and presence - from the extra rich from the silver neck.
Keilwerth 1963 ‘The New King’ Bb Tenor, Black Nickel, #47k
$ TBD New Arrival - Here is a very early example of black nickel plating! Wow - it is the oldest serial number of such finish that I've got my hands on and I really want to keep this one. It has rolled tone holes, the "JK" tube stamp, solid sheet guards, and the early era pearls (normal sized, not the huge JK ones we know know). Serial number #47k matches on the neck and body.
Selmer 1972 ‘Mark VI’ Eb Alto, w/ F#, #192k
$5,299.00 - Pretty Selmer Mark VI, medium bow(!), #192k, in great overall condition with high F#. The lacquer is highly intact and a very well done relacquer and the engraving was well preserved! It has a unique hue with a bit more orange in the mix and it really grows on me.
Selmer ‘AS500’ Eb Alto, #29,204-AK009AS
$599.00 - The name brand, nickel plated keys (stronger), and very easy ergos. This is probably my favorite newer student sax form Selmer. Has high F# too. It is scheduled to get several new pads, neck cork, and oils throughout.