saxophones,clarinets, flutes, oboes
Professional Saxophones
"step-up" intermediate horns, to vintage high end classics.  All our horns
are put into top playing condition before you buy them, or they're indicated
as "scheduled for overhaul" to let you know they're on their way.  If you
have a question about any of our used instruments, please Contact Us and
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Alto Saxophones
 Status
 Price
Selmer (Paris) Mark VI #165047.  Nice playing Mark 6 alto,
vintage 1969.  Original lacquer is about 50% intact.  Great
intonation, dark sound, crisp mechanics.       Pics
Sold
$4,600
Selmer (Paris) Mark VI #158782.  Very desirable serial
number, 1968 vintage Mark 6.  Freshly overhauled in our
shop, this horn needs nothing.  Has high F# key and comes
in a brand new Pro-Tec case.                           Pics
Available
$5,500
Selmer (Paris)Mark VI #216966.  Beautiful silver plated Mark
6 from 1973, just before the switch to the Mark 7.  Complex,
dark sound with incredible projection.  Completely gone
over in our shop and ready to play.  Please check out the
photos.   

Sold

$5,000
Selmer (Paris) Mark VII #295744  The Mark 7 got a bad rap
when it was released in the early '70's.  The Mark 6 was a
tough act to follow.  Time has softened the blow, however.   
The 7's are very nice professional saxophones.   The horn
feels "bigger" in the hands, due to larger plateau and pinky
keys, something  that has become standard in most
saxophones today.  You really should not rule these horns
out if you are looking for a professional vintage alto at a
resonable price.  Pics
Available
$2,800
Conn 6M "Lady Face", #336139.  1949 Vintage alto,
underslung octave key, micro-tuner, non-rolled tone holes.  
Price includes a complete overhaul in our shop. Pics
Available
$1,400
Conn "Transitional" Alto, #M243506.  Made in 1930, these
horns were a "transition" from the New Wonder model to
the 6M, or "Lady Face" model.  It has characteristics of
both: the micro-tuner neck of the 6M; the back Eb key of the
earlier New Wonder.  This one is satin silver plated, with
incredibly ornate Art Deco engraving on the bell.  
Overhauled in our shop back in 2015, it still has plenty of life
in the pads
Great playing, vintage sound and classy looks!


Sold


$1,400
Yamaha 62 Alto #053807.  The 62 is one of Yamaha's
professional level saxophones, along with the Custom and
the Custom Z.  This one is in near-mint condition, with only
a few minor scratches and tiny dings.  Pads, corks, springs
in good shape.  Wonderful big, fat, sound, and the
intonation is exceptional.  Just what you would expect from
Yamaha.                                           
Sold
$1,800
Yamaha YAS-875EX Custom #E10314.  The YAS-875EX is a
step-up from the original 875 that had been widely popular
among saxophone players. The EX and the Custom Z are
both top-of-the-line Yamaha saxophones. It's in excellent
condition with very few cosmetic issues. Corks, pads, and
felt are all in good condition. A new one sells for $4,200, but
you'll save $1,200 with this one! Pics
Available
$3,000
Martin Committee III #190401.  Also known as "The Martin
Alto" because of the engraving on the bell, these horns are
amazing.  Nice dark, complex sound, very light, refined
action.  They a being used more and more as players
discover their charms.  This one is in pristine condition,
with about 90% of the original lacquer intact.  Pads a bit on
the old side, but plays great as is. Pics


Available


$1,600
        More great altos coming soon!
Tenor Saxophones
 Status
 Price
Selmer (Paris) #92000.  This fine 5-digit Mark 6 tenor has about 80% of its
original lacquer intact.  It was owned by a NYC pro who played it during the
'60's and 70's on Broadway and studio gigs.  A real "Player's Horn", this
tenor has an enormous, rich sound and spot-on intonation.  A few tiny
dings here and there, but it shows no signs of any major damage ever.  
Pads are relatively new and seating well.  If you're serious about playing
tenor, you should check out this horn!                      

Sold

$10,000
Selmer  (Paris)Mark VI #93486       Wonderful playing 5-digit Mark VI tenor
from 1961.  This horn was re-lacquered but the tone holes are level and the
pads seat just fine.  Lacquer about 60% intact.  Great, free blowing sound,
great price.  

Sold

$5,800
Selmer (Paris) Mark VI #68674.  A very nice 5 digit serial number Mark VI
tenor, vintage 1956.  Many players favor these early
Mark 6's, saying they have a "darker" tone color.  The only mechanical
difference is the side Bb and C mechanism which is simpler, and I think
better, than the metal ball configuration which came later.  This one has
about  80% of its original lacquer intact.  The neck has the same serial
number as that on the body.  A few very minor dings; pads on the older
side.  Great big sound!  Pics

Sold

$8,900
Conn "Chu Berry" #204905.  Technically, this is a Conn "New Wonder,
Series II".  The serial number dates its manufacture to 1927.  The satin gold
plated finish is about 80% intact, with some wear on the keys and front of
the bell.  Ornate engraving on the bell.  Completely overhauled in our shop.  
This tenor has an enormous, rich, textured sound.  A totally different
experience than playing a modern horn.  Think Ben Webster, Coleman
Hawkins.  But put a modern mouthpiece on it and it roars!  Pics
                                                                                   


Sold


$2,400
King Super 20 #740338. Here we have a horn that, strictly speaking,
shouldn't exist, because records for King Super 20 serial numbers ended
after 540xxx in 1975. There are many possible explanations for this
phenomenon, including that these uncharted horns were assembled from
the last few Super 20 parts after production had ceased. The Super 20 is
well-loved by horn players for its lush tone, and sturdy, "beefy" bodywork.
Comes with a case. Pics
Available
$1,600
Yamaha YTS-475 #180894. This saxophone is Yamaha's intermediate level
tenor, but it plays like a professional instrument. Solid build quality, great
ergonomics, and has the usual precise Yamaha intonation. Very good
cosmetic condition, with only a few small scratches and dings. Pics
Available
$1,750
Conn 10M #E99571.  The 1965 edition of the 10M.  Completely re-designed,
it features a double socket, underslung neck, sheet metal key guards and a
re-designed bell-to-body brace.  The "Lady Face" is no longer engraved on
the bell.  Still, a very interesting tenor at a great price.   Pics
Available
$1,900
More great tenors coming soon!
Soprano Saxophones
 Status
 Price
Yanagisawa S6 # 00110205. This is Yanagisawa's first line of soprano
saxophones. Its build is similar to the Mark VI soprano, but it's sold at a
lower value and has a more consistent performance reputation. Pics
Available
$1,900
Keilwerth SX90II #116838.  Very nice professional soprano.  Black nickel
body with gold lacquered keys.  Front F key, high F#.  Great condition,
great sound! Pics
Sold
$2,200
LA Sax Soprano #80732. This intermediate-level saxophone comes with
two necks: straight and curved. A good choice for those who are looking
to explore soprano saxophone at a low price! Pics
Sold
$500
Conn 18M New Wonder Series II Soprano #M166123. This soprano was
manufactured in 1925 with a satin silver finish. While many  earlier
sopranos couldn't go up to a high F, this one does! Like all Series II, it
has a nail file G# key, rolled tone holes and a thumb ring. A complete
restoration is on the way for this instrument. Pics
Available
$2,000
More great sopranos coming soon!
Baritone Saxophones
 Status
 Price
King Zephyr Baritone #247861.  Silver plated low Bb baritone made in
1940.  Classic Art Deco engraving on th bell.  Peal inlay on octave key,
triple strap hook rings, custom key guards on the "chair side".  Pads,
corks, springs, felts, etc. are all in good condition.  Great playing baritone
with a touch of class.                                  Photos
Available
$2,500
Bundy (Keilwerth) Baritone #51213.  The bell is stamped "Bundy" but
this is definitely a Keilwerth-made horn.  Selmer/Bundy farmed out the
baritones to Keilwerth for a period of time during the 60's.  This one has
its clear Lucite key guard intact.  Very space-age.  A very nice low Bb
baritone saxophone at a reasonable price.
Sold
$2,400
More great baris coming soon!
Tim Moran
Woodwinds LLC