Selmer Paris Signature Alto Saxophone - Silver Plated

Selmer Paris Signature Alto Saxophone - Silver Plated

Marsoni

M251S

$3537.50

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Selmer Paris Signature Alto Saxophone - Silver PlatedCompleting the lineup of the modern Selmer range, the Signature is released! Selmer are notorious for their rich tradition of producing classic saxophones over the years. We have seen legendary models come and go, but one thing has always remained the constant evolution. The Signature is now part of that evolution, taking the Super Action 80 Series II and Series III saxophones, making improvements both acoustically and ergonomically, while benefitting

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