buescher super 400 soprano saxophone serial numbers

Also, I take many pictures for each item that I am selling as my record. PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO SEND YOUR OFFERS. Act fast! Vintage horns of this quality are becoming harder and harder to find each day! Statements: The Sax must go SOON! SO. The original mouthpiece is in a great condition(shown in some of the picture and has its original ligature and cap! This horn comes with its original hard case and more. Since the previous owner has not played it for a long time, you may ask your tech to do an adjustment to fit your special skills.

All pads are original still look good and intact. Low Pitch, Licensed, Pat Dec 31, 1914, Tru-Tone, Trademark Registered” This specific straight soprano saxophone has Original Silver Plating near 100% with Gold Bell Wash and still thick. Engraved letters include in the bell area“ The Buescher Elkhart Ind” and lower portion of the backside“ 128xxx. Please visit to: http:Description: For sale is a VERY Beautiful Sliver-Plated Vintage 1924 Buescher Straight Soprano Sax Saxophone with Original Buescher Soprano Mouthpiece(Valued at $300) This horn is serial number 128XXX. This is a rare Buescher C Soprano with length of 22 in. WOW! Extremely Rare w/ Original Mouthpiece! A Beauty Great for Collectors and Pros.

I still think the VII (mine anyway) one of the best altos Selmer ever made, IMHO, but were I to lose the particular one I have or it be stolen & un-recoverable I would probably get a Reference 54 alto.Rare 1924 Buescher C Soprano Sax Saxophone Sliver Plated w/ Original Mouthpiece. go figure, I guess, as they say, you sound pretty much the same on most any horn to a large degree to others. I'll keep my VII, thank you, over any Yamaha played a Reference 54 alto, beautiful horn, really nice sound, but it sounded so much like my VII (this from the folks at the Selmer dealer too who heard both horns) that I didn't buy it, had my check book with me too. there use to be this old joke way back when I was in school.'oh, you've got a Yamahahahaha' I thought it terrible and not funny at all, but it was back in their earlier production days.(their horns are much better now) most people who put down VII's never played a really good one, they've been indoctrinated by the VI hype into mindless zombies, lol.MKVI, MKVI, MKVI, MKVI, and they are very fine horns without a doubt.but, been there, done that.M119XXX, sold it & never regretted it. my VII has perfect intonation, never have any problem at all unlike some of the Yamahas I've heard (could be who was playin em too). Maybe he had a bad one.there are dogs even among VI's, I've seen & played a few.

Buescher super 400 soprano saxophone serial numbers