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Great horn. Great sound. May God richly bless you in 2925. Bill. Uk 🙏🎷🎷

A Lamborghini dos saxofones🤩🎷

what mouthpiece do you use in this video?

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sax-shop - is a really great name. :)

Mouth piece plz?

sweet

I have a 1939 Conn 6M and it is the best sounding horn I ever played, including the dozens of Mark VI's that I have tried

Музыка в голове а не в инструменте

Please contact number

Any high pitch alto saxophone for sale

I am currently bidding on one of these on Ebay. It is in rough shape, and if I win the bid, I'll have to send it in to be refurbished, but I am looking forward to hopefully getting my hands on it and playing it.

Great sound! Wath type mouthpiece play?

Selmer Páris Mark VI a lenda !!!!!

Got it! You can play: tonal quality and agility❤ Thanks, champion ❤

Sounds great 👍

Very nice sound.!

Le son des sax vintage américains sont de loin les meilleurs,conn ,King ,des merveilles ❤😊

Nice playing!

I own an SML Gold Medal tenor & alto & can attest to the fact that they are fabulous horns 👍🏼❤️

This is Krzysztof Urbanski. I believe he playing on a Morgan Fry Super Vintage mouthpiece.

Mouthpiece?

Ben lontano dal suono di M. Brecker.

I'll bet those pants were grey before he started playing saxophone!

Price and links please

I still have my 1939 Conn 6M that my father gave me, and it's still the best sounding alto I ever played

Da ist etwas kreischendes, helles im Klang, der mir nicht gefällt.

Selmer silver plated soprano saxophone

Excellent excellent tone.

Même avec un mauvais micro le son est magnifique ,j’aimerai l’avoir ce sax tenor

You've had some great saxes there. Emphasis on HAD. Everything is ''sold out'' whats the point of keeping it up there if you dont have any inventory anymore.

Better playing less notes which have a story to tell.

I keep my 1963 Mark VI

Serial numbers that are sought after are truly due to the collectors market or what "name brand" players play and don't have much to do with how they play or what range is best. The fact of the matter is, SBA's are truly a transitional saxophone for Selmer and it really depends on what you are looking for in the sound / core that will dictate what serial range is best for you. I can give an overview of what we find at the shop is true,"stereotypically", for SBAs. As a caveat, I'm only going to talk about tenors and as always, these are just generalizations and you really have to play each individual horn to get a sense of it. - 34xxx thru 375xx or so: These can be VERY good players and have a special sound. They are really a mashup of a BA and an SBA. They tend to have a more husky sound than later SBAs and can really be powerful with some punch when needed. The issue is the shorter bell and the fact that C down to Bb tunes about a quarter step sharp. It can be tough to deal with, but less so when playing solo / sans other horn players. - 375xx to 40xxx: These are similar to the above serial range. Still a fatter core with a great color in the sound. Selmer has fixed the Bell issue and now they tune much better down low. I find these to generally be a little darker / less punchy than the earlier ones. Not sure why, possible thought is that there is literally more mass on the horn with the longer bell. - 40xxx to 47xxx: start to get more core / focus than the earlier ones but still not as focused as the later serials. Fairly neutral in terms of bright and dark, but most of these still tend to land on the darker side for me in comparison to the very early models and the later models. - 47xxx to 50xxx: This is where they start to get much more focused for me and also tend to get brighter. I have no clue why, but these SBA's tend to be powerful and have a great core with tons of color and a lot of times will end up on the brighter side of the spectrum compared to the earlier ones. - 50xxx to 54xxx: These tend to keep the same focus and singing quality as the 47xxx-50xxx, but start to get darker again in comparison and also tend to be drier sounding when I play them. The later they go the more early "VI" like they start to become in the core sound. Once again, these are complete generalizations, but can hold true in a LOT of cases. Things that will make your SBA vary greatly will include the setup and which resos are in it. SBAs originally had larger metal resos, but it is rare to find them done like that now unless the tech overhauling them is knowledgable of the original design / setup. I find this makes a HUGE difference in the SBA experience and if yours has plastics that are sized like a MK VI, then you aren't experiencing a TRUE SBA.

Incredible sounds 🥰 love SBA🥰

Bravo...!!!

Really nice sound!!!

Great demo; great saxophone; loved the altissimo. The 6M stands like the 10M, best in the business.

King Curtis recorded approximately 25 or more songs with this warm-and-tender saxello soprano saxophone from the late '50s until he died in 1971. Let's listen to: A Change Is Gonna Come Whiter Shade Of Pale Melancholy Serenade You've Lost That Loving Feeling ❤️ - four of the King's masterpieces on saxello soprano saxophone 🎷 "Smooth Jazz" or what?

Cone si fa ad ottenere un suono così bello🎷

What a nice sound on soprano!

Mirror reversed ? Why??

You are simply good 👍 There are soprano saxophone 🎷Pop/"Smooth Jazz" "champions" who can learn a thing or two from you; don't you think? Your sound and style seem a little Steve Laceyish; improvisational execution a la Joe Temperary's or a la Jimmy Heath's Nice, man!

Excellent

Great sound!

Very nice sound!

Amazing 👏 What mouthpiece you use to play, please answer..

Is it sold?I'm very impressed by this sound.

Which mouthpiece are you using?