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This is a factory satin silver-plated Selmer Model 26 soprano saxophone. Selmer Model 26 Silver-Plated Soprano Saxophone #9720 It has a rich, resonant, ringing sound, not too bright or dark, and a stable center, not too spread. This is a factory silver-plated Selmer Mark VI alto in very good condition. Selmer Mark VI Silver-Plated Alto Saxophone #136755 It has a rich, vibrant, resonant sound and a solid center, not too spread.
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This is a relacquered King Super 20 Sliver Sonic tenor saxophone with full pearls, gold inlay, and solid sterling silver neck and bell. King Silver Sonic Tenor Saxophone #292277 It has a rich, responsive, lively sound and a solid center, not too spread. This is an original lacquer early five digit first series Selmer Mark VI tenor in very good condition. It has a vibrant, rich sound and a solid center, slightly more focused. This is a rare original lacquer Selmer Super Balanced Action Transitional tenor. Selmer Super Balanced Action Transitional Tenor Saxophone #55359
Roberto’s Winds Reeds are precision-cut from Rigotti’s finest French cane Details As there are so many brands, models and options available, it can be very difficult for customers to find the right sax for their needs. New - Roberto’s Winds Reeds for Tenor Saxophone Kessler & Sons Music carefully selects the soprano saxophones that we carry in our stores. It has a rich resonant sound and a solid center, slightly more focused. This is an extremely rare original lacquer Dolnet “Gi-Gi” curved sopranino. Heck, I've heard people say AW horns are copies of Yanis.Dolnet "Gi-Gi" Rare Curved Sopranino Saxophone #2009
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In this particular instance, this horn isn't a stencil of a Yani because it a) doesn't have a Yani serial number, b) doesn't have the Yani lyre symbol and c) I've never heard of Yani stenciling horns for Antigua Winds. Is the Antigua Winds a copy of another saxophone make/model? Well, you can argue that a lot of saxophones are copies of other horns, from Kohlert horns from 1902 being copies of Conn Wonder horns to modern Yamahas being copies of Selmer Mark VIs. Mainly routine stuff from what I can tell, but there may be a few things hidden that need addressing. Complete specs and factory stock photos are available on the Antigua site. In some cases, based on the pictures I've seen, probably. This is an Antigua Soprano Sax, model SS3286-LQ from what I can find. Does this mean they're the same? Possibly. Does this mean that they are stencils of each other? No. Now, with some modern horns, such as the Barone saxophones (just as a random example), they appear to be made in the same factory as other makes and models, in this case the P.
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No exceptions.Īll the Yani stencils I've ever seen have, at least, a Yani serial number and usually (based on Ed's comment) the little Yani lyre symbol someplace on the horn.
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Most stencils have something in common, such as all SML stencils look like an SML pro model horn, only with different engraving, and have an SML serial number. The extended definition of a stencil is a horn made for company X for sale to company Y and then company Y would slap their name on it and sell it. The literal definition of a stencil is a horn made for company X for sale to company Y and then company Y would take a stencil and use it as the thing to engrave around.
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