Alto Saxophone Selmer Paris Mark VII (1974)

Serial number M.250474, manufactured in 1974. American Engraving, rare item. The entire body is flat and smooth, with no weld marks or dents. The pads are secure, with even low to high play, and no leaks. All pearl keys are complete, with thick mother-of-pearl. The springs are complete, responsive, and soft. Original Selmer MK VII neck with original MK VII hard case. Overall, ready to blow🎷

Price: 57,000K (IDR)

Original Henri Selmer Paris Mark VII Alto Saxophone with serial number M.250474, manufactured in 1974. The Selmer MK VII is the successor to the Selmer MK VI, with a wider key table and a standard high F#. This is a very special unit in exceptional condition, as this saxophone is almost 50 years old, but it is still in excellent physical condition. There are no dents or weld marks on the saxophone body. The mother-of-pearl keys are intact and still very thick. The springs are complete, soft, and responsive. The neck is an original Selmer MK VII model, with an original MK VII hardcase and carrying case.

This Mark VII unit features distinctive American Engraving and is quite rare on the market. All body parts are intact without weld marks or dents, with remaining original lacquer. The mother-of-pearl keys are still original, thick, and intact. The springs are Selmer blued springs, so they are soft and responsive, and they also have a longer lifespan. The neck is an original Selmer Mark VII, with an original Selmer Mark VII hardcase.

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 collecting and playing. Mark VII and mark vi in ​​the international market have prices that are not too far apart, units like this are all above 100 million.‼️🔥LET'S GAS SAXOPHONE RARE ITEM, GREAT HORN TO PERFORM‼️🔥