Selmer Paris SERIES II Baritone Saxophone

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Selmer Paris SERIES II Baritone Saxophone

Flexible enough to perform quartet work or anchor the front line of a big band, the Selmer 55AFJ baritone saxophone features a range to low A, adjustable thumb rest, blue steel springs, and leather pads with metal boosters. The brass body of the Selmer Series II baritone saxophone is also beautifully engraved. It includes a wheeled case, Selmer Paris mouthpiece, and cap and ligature.

The Series II sopranino, soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, and bass saxophones have been the professional choice for a generation and continue to be the most popular professional saxophone in the world. The reasons are clear: they all possess a flexible but centered tone that is natural in almost any playing situation. Yellow brass body tubes and keys resonate across the entire timbre spectrum: full-ribbed construction enhances their durability. The Series’ superior intonation characteristics make these saxophone a natural choice for any professional or those who aspire to be.

Specifications

  • Range to Low A
  • Hand engraved bell
  • Clear lacquered brass body construction
  • High F# Key/Low A/Tilted Bb Spatula Key
  • Power hammered keys
  • Metal resonators
  • Included: BAM Flight Case, Selmer C* Mouthpiece, Ligature, Cap, Neck Strap & Cork Grease

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Price range: $15,199.00 through $17,659.00

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Birth of a Saxophone – Savoir-faire

The saxophone is a particularly sensitive instrument, consisting of more than 600 parts. Its production requires more than 2,000 operations.

At Henri SELMER Paris, the manufacturing process is totally integrated for a better control of quality and supply processes.

In the century-old workshops located in Mantes-la-Ville, our craftspeople use traditional, unique and authentic know-how, combining high technology with respect for traditional methods of making instruments.

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