Famed Michael Brecker's HAND-PICKED Selmer Series III Silver Tenor Saxophone

This is a silver Selmer Super Action 80 Series III tenor saxophone (serial number N569705) that Grammy award-winning jazz legend Michael Brecker played and selected at the Henri Selmer Paris factory in 2006, a year before his death, for his famous photographer friend Peter Freed. He blew through 15 horns before deciding on the exact sound and intonation of this horn. The instrument's history is documented and verified by Paul Scattaretico, the owner of the Muzic Store in Dobbs Ferry, NY. The instrument has been rarely used for the last seven years but has been kept in excellent condition through periodic maintenance. The tenor will come with a professional black fiberglass Walt Johnson hardcase, Meyer 6M mouthpiece (with ligature), Selmer S-80 C mouthpiece (with ligature and case), metal tenor reed case, Yamaha pad cleaning paper, Vandoren mouthpiece cushions, and cleaning swab rod.

Reasonable offers are welcome for this one-of-a-kind instrument. This tenor is perfect for a professional or amateur musician alike and its being personally played and chosen by Michael Brecker makes it extremely valuable to any jazz enthusiast or instrument collector. The item "Famed Michael Brecker's HAND-PICKED Selmer Series III Silver Tenor Saxophone" is in sale since Sunday, June 21, 2020. This item is in the category "Musical Instruments & Gear\Wind & Woodwind\Band & Orchestral\Saxophones". The seller is "n_szabo" and is located in Irvington, New York.

This item can be shipped worldwide.

Body Material: Silver-Plated
Brand: Selmer Paris
Custom Bundle: Yes
Modified Item: No
Type: Tenor
Body Finish: Silver
Key Finish: Silver-Plated
Bundle Description: Comes with Walt Johnson hardcase, Meyer 6M mouthpiece (w/ ligature), Selmer S-80 C* mouthpiece (w/ ligature + case), metal reed case, pad cleaning paper, mouthpiece cushions, and cleaning swab rod.
Country/Region of Manufacture: France
Skill Level: Professional
MPN: Does Not Apply