
It plays, feels, and looks like a vintage Selmer, including longer bell to improve intonation and a matte finish.Īcoustics: Reference body style-full sound, Necks: Reference bore, Construction: ribs, Body material: Matte finish over yellow brass, Mouthpiece: Super Session, Mechanism: compact key positioning - closer to the body and directly under the hand, Range: high F# key, Front F key: spatula, Left-hand thumb rest: plastic, Right-hand thumb rest: metal adjustable, Adjusting screws: high F, G# key, F#/G# lug, F#/G#, adjusting bar, low C#, low B, side C, side Bb, Pivot screws: tapered, Needle springs: blued steel, Pads: treated leather with metal resonators, Hand-engraved bell, Shaped flight case
Selmer reference 54 tenor serial number#
The Reference 54 tenor takes its inspiration from a 1958 mid-70,000 serial number Mark VI. 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. A major favorite among jazz saxophonists, the Reference 54 tenor saxophone offers a rich throaty sound that even "barks" well in the lower register.
Selmer reference 54 tenor professional#
Inspired by the Mark VI model released in 1954, the Selmer Paris 74 Reference 54 tenor is a professional saxophone that integrates the Mark VI's legendary acoustic characteristics with innovative modern key work and better intonation. * Please note - We have this instrument on order / scheduled - please message us to determine when it will arrive! THANK YOU another user makes an offer on this item the price of this item drops by 10% or more It's unique and you'll either love it or hate it.Attention! Watch this item to be notified when: Overall the 54 has an antiqued appearance. Result leaves dark places in corners and less accessible places and creates a faux patina over the entire body. This process is followed with a bronze color matte surfaced lacquer. Then it isīrushed (not polished), intentionally leaving parts of the horn dark. The entire saxophone is antiqued with a process that darkens the entire body to a dark brown.



The Référence 54 body geometry was designed to mirror that of the Mark VI, yet Selmer haveĪctually produced a saxophone which outshines the fabled Mark VI.

The Référence 54 was released in the fall of 2000.
