‼️🔥Soprano Saxophone Selmer Paris Mark VI 🔥‼️ : •Serial number M.320864, ​​estimated production year 1979. •Museum collector's item, perfect condition, original lacquer. •100% secure pads, fully repad and overhauled. •Original pearl keys, complete with all keys, thick and very good. •Spring with blue spring, responsive and soft. •Original Selmer hardcase suitcase. •Very ready to blow🎷

Price: 140,000K (DR)

Original Soprano Saxophone Henri Selmer Paris Mark VI with serial number M.320864, ​​estimated manufacture in 1979. Considered the "Holy Grail" among saxophonists, this saxophone is often considered the highest-class saxophone, primarily because Selmer is the number one saxophone brand and the Mark VI was the most popular series during the golden era of saxophones in the 1960s. Unlike altos and tenors, players and collectors prefer the late model sopranos due to their refined octave mechanism, improved intonation, and more responsive and stable mechanical response.

This Mark VI is arguably the rarest in condition, with all body parts intact without welds or dents, and with 95% of the original lacquer finish. This item has been rarely touched or used, despite being over 47 years old. The pearl keys are still original, thick, and intact. The springs used are Selmer blue springs, so they are soft and responsive, and they also have a longer lifespan. They come wrapped in a luxurious Selmer hard case.

Overall, high-end saxophones from brands like Selmer, Yanagisawa, and Yamaha are also suitable investments because their prices tend to rise and not fall. This is especially true for saxophones that are highly sought after for collection and playability in excellent condition. The market price outside is already $12,000, or the equivalent of up to 200 million rupiah, even in less than perfect condition. Selmer Mark VI altos are probably more common, while tenors are becoming increasingly rare! 🔥TOP OF MIND SAXOPHONE, SELMER PARIS MK VI, NOW OR NEVER🔥‼️