#Selmer reference 54 tenor sax serial number
#Selmer reference 54 tenor sax professional

Pads: treated leather with metal resonators.

Adjusting screws: high F, G# key, F#/G# lug, F#/G#, adjusting bar, low C#, low B, side C, side Bb.

I found the Reference 54 alto to embody more of the Selmer Mark VI look and feel compared to the Reference 54 tenor saxophone. This saxophone features an impressively rich and open tone. I found the Reference 54 to have a instantaneous response, and like the reference tenor, the Reference 54 had some resistance which helped me develop a nice round tone, especially in the upper register. At the same time, it has the qualities of todayвЂ™s modern design. It successfully incorporates the acoustic and ergonomic characteristics of the previous Selmer Paris saxophone models.

Right-hand thumb rest: metal adjustable The Selmer Reference 54 Tenor Saxophone is one of the most responsive saxophones from Selmer Paris.

Mechanism: compact key positioning - closer to the body and directly under the hand.

Body material: Matte finish over yellow brass.

Acoustics: Reference body style-full sound.

The instruments continue to be hand-crafted in Paris with the fourth generation of Selmer family members leading the company. Today, Selmer Paris is a leading manufacturer and the choice instrument of clarinet and saxophone professionals around the world. In 1905, Henri took over the Barbier Company, a flute maker in Paris. These instruments would gain in popularity in Europe and America, winning awards at the 1900 Paris Exhibition and in 1904 St Louis WorldвЂ™s Fair. In 1898, HenriвЂ™s brother, Alexandre left for the US and began selling clarinets as he toured with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Selmer Reference 54 alto saxophone Origin: France (Guide price: ВЈ5300 Weight: 2.54kg Date of manufacture: 2005 Date reviewed: November 2005 (updated May 2020) Selmers reincarnation of the legendary MKVI alto I first published this review in 2005, and decided it was due for an update. In 1885 following graduation from the Conservatoire de Paris, Henri Selmer began making reeds, mouthpieces, and clarinets in Paris. It plays, feels, and looks like a vintage Selmer, including longer bell to improve intonation and a matte finish. Good news is that Matt Stohrer did that work, and it now plays and feels better than a new one. Selmer (Paris) Reference 54 Tenor Saxophone Neck (1 review) The Selmer Tenor Saxophone necks offer the best quality sound and intonation for your Selmer saxophones. These horns come from the factory needing a thorough setup, so when this horn came in, I had to get almost all of the sprung-open pads replaced (and a few others I believe).

#Selmer reference 54 tenor sax serial number

The Reference 54 tenor takes its inspiration from a 1958 mid-70,000 serial number Mark VI. Reference 54 This is a matte finish Selmer Reference 54 tenor saxophone. Join the legions of jazz saxophonists that have rediscovered the sound of the legendary Mark VI and have made the Selmer 74 Reference 54 tenor saxophone their horn of choice.

Complete with shaped flight case, Selmer Paris Super Session mouthpiece, cap and ligature, and care products.

The keywork of the Selmer 74 tenor saxophone is extremely fluid and reacts well to even the most wicked licks.

Herch Snare Catalog (Special Order Only)ДЄ major favorite among jazz saxophonists, the Reference 54 tenor saxophone offers a rich throaty sound that even 'barks' well in the lower register.

We also provide a 1 year comprehensive warranty with this sax with the option to purchase an additional year extended warranty (2 years total).Д¬heck out what selmer has to say about their reference horns by following the link below.

#Selmer reference 54 tenor sax professional

This sax is sold with a complete professional setup by the Saxquest Shop.

The palm key placement and height is similar to a Mark VI, however, the intonation in the middle register is superb, unlike many a Mark VI. The reference 54 comes with the high F# key in addition to a more compact key positioning bringing them closer to the body and more directly under the hand. The overall sonics are dark and centered with a certain unique depth of sound which is warm, rich and focused. We've found that the increased radius of bottom bow makes for a fatter/bigger bottom end. It's built in the spirit of the 1954 Mark VI, but it's not a clone. Selmer Paris Reference 54 Tenor Saxophone - Vintage Finish ВЈ6,499. Very centered and focused sound quality that is warmer and darker than the other tenors they currently manufacture. Top of the line Selmer Paris tenor that is based on the Mark VI (Dark Lacquer Model 74, Vintage Matte Model 74F). The reference 54 definately has its own voice. Selmer Paris Reference 54 Tenor Saxophone NEW. I come away with the impression that these are truly great saxophones. I have play tested several of the reference tenors and pitted them against some of the best Mark VI's out there.