Selmer mark 7 alto review. Alto & Tenor Only.

Selmer mark 7 alto review No "Mark 7" engraving. Alto & Tenor Only. Jan 21, 2023 · The alto I keep coming back to is a 243xxx two-tone (light lacquer body, silver-plated keywork) with no engraving, and a smaller-than-usual low C key. Apr 10, 2013 · This week, Sandro and Tom show off a vintage Selmer Mark VII Alto Saxophone. ) Every Mark VII alto I've played has resonated with me like no others. org So I’m thinking about buying a Selmer MK VII due to its price compared to the price of the MK VI, And I wanted to know if there’s anything I should know. However, occasionally, you'll see people saying, "I've got a low A Mark 7 alto!" No, you don't. Or if I’m making a mistake doing this. One of the most obvious updates is that the low B and Bb pads were moved to the right side of the bell (from the I bought this saxophone Selmer Mark VII in 1976 (see No. See full list on howtoplaysaxophone. Good external condition (Case Selmer poor condition), has become a setting because it did not drop below the low D (coordination in small cork missing). The low A alto was a Mark VI design: no keywork differences, no bore differences. ) 2 years ago 850 euros in a magazine sale. I had an alto but decent low-end and robust (Elkhardt super deluxe (!)). The Mark VII was an update from the Mark VI, which was an upgrade from the Balanced Action (BA) and Super Blanced Action (SBA), earlier Selmer attempts to redesign the sax for easier play, more consistent tone, and better durability. Officially, Selmer never produced anything other than Mark 7 altos and tenors, and only low Bb versions of either. (My Boston-area tech insists that key is original. Serial number 227xxx. I’ve heard that people tend to dislike it due to it not being a MK VI or that the key work isn’t as nice or that’s it’s chunky. .