Selmer Mark VII - Tenor (1981) Soprano Ligatures An improved low B -

An improved low B - low C# connection ensures that the low C# closes securely

In a similar vein the octave key incorporates the same design

The overall build quality and technical accuracy of the mechanism is of premium level

Silver plated Yamahas at the higher price point (62 and upwards) have always been popular due to their reputation for producing that little extra sparkle and brightness beyond what is available with the standard lacquer option

Selmer Mark VII - Tenor (1981) Soprano Ligatures An improved low B -Made in 1981, the Selmer Mark VII is the next step from the Mark VI. The Selmer Mark VII is a hugely underrated vintage saxophone, offering the power and flexibility Selmer tenors are known for with a slightly broader, more modern feel than the Mark VI. This 1981 example is in very good condition and plays beautifully throughout the range. The lacquer is in great shape overall, with just a small area of wear to the bell. Tonally, it has a rich,