1975 Selmer Mark VII Tenor Saxophone - one of the first ever made!

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Absolutely fantastic playing 1975 Selmer Mark VII Tenor Saxophone! This is one of the first Mk7’s ever made, being the 33rd serial number from the beginning of production. So I would guess that Selmer were still very meticulous and paying close attention to the manufacturing process - as this is the best Mk7 I have played.
 
This stand out Selmer horn has a killer tone and excellent response over the entire instrument. It has been completely repadded and very well setup by Phil Noy just a few months back and has not been played much since. It comes with a custom made hand hammered copper neck that definitely helps it to project and respond well - however the Selmer Mk7 neck included has the best tone in my opinion. I have tried it with a Mark VI neck and a Tino Schucht neck and these both took this horn to another level.
 
Amazing horn!! Perfect tone for jazz, pop and anything in between, this is a great horn for a professional wanting a sound that will turn heads!
 
This horn has been relacquered at some point and there are a couple resolders (on the low C guard). The horn has some minor scratches but these do not affect the way it plays in any way.
 
It comes in its original Selmer case with 2 necks and a 12 month warranty on all mechanical parts and pads.