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Description:
Widely considered as the 'holy grail' of saxophones, this iconic 1970 Selmer Mark VI Tenor has been fully repadded and restored by our expert technicians.
It has been owned by one professional player from new and still has the original lacquer, albeit with the usual signs of wear consistent with its age.
It comes supplied with both the original and new Champion case.
This Selmer Tenor Saxophone is a late‑period Mark VI, prized for its warm vintage tone, excellent craftsmanship, and strong projection. These later-period horns are known for a bigger, broader, slightly darker sound than early‑VI horns - still flexible, still “Selmer”, but with a touch more resistance.
This model was manufactured during an era when Selmer Paris was still hand‑building horns in France but had shifted to slightly different bore and neck designs compared with the 1950s / early‑1960s instruments.
*All pre-owned / ex-demo instruments are thoroughly checked by our expert technicians on-site before sale. Every instrument is setup to a professional standard and comes with a 6 month warranty.*
Specifications:
Material: Lacquered Brass
Finish: Original lacquer
Key Touches: Mother-of-Pearl
Neck: Post-1960s neck design
Engraving: Floral / scroll
Manufactured in: France
Case: Original case & new Champion case
Mouthpiece: Not included
*Please note this instrument is being sold for a third party*
