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1. #SELMER REFERENCE 54 ALTO VS MARK VI SERIAL NUMBER#
2. #SELMER REFERENCE 54 ALTO VS MARK VI PDF#
3. #SELMER REFERENCE 54 ALTO VS MARK VI UPDATE#
4. #SELMER REFERENCE 54 ALTO VS MARK VI PRO#
5. #SELMER REFERENCE 54 ALTO VS MARK VI CODE#

Allegedly, this is also true for the early S80 sopranino, soprano, baritone and bass. I can't confirm that without checking out one of these horns with a caliper and seeing if the bore size and tonehole placement is identical, but it's something interesting to consider if you're in the market for one of these pitches. I've also heard more than one person insist that the first few horns of these pitches labeled "Mark VII" are "really" Mark VI's with different keywork. (For more, info, see my page on the Mark 7.) In all the instances I've seen, these horns are simply "stock" VI's with different engraving and sometimes slightly different keywork: there are no bore changes.

There is, however, the occasional "Mark 7 era" bari, etc., that is actually labelled "Mark 7".

#SELMER REFERENCE 54 ALTO VS MARK VI SERIAL NUMBER#

They continued with the name of Mark VI up to and including part of the Super 80 era and were made with Mark VI tooling, with sometimes a bit different keywork (hence the approximate serial number ranges, above). Officially, there were no Mark 7 sopraninos, sopranos or baritones. A factory colored-lacquer horn will have the engraving "cut" through the colored lacquer, revealing the gold lacquer below. If you see a Mark VI with colored lacquer, go ahead and take a look, but beware of imitations. These horns are fairly rare and do include white, black, and possibly red ("rose") and/or blue. Speaking of interesting finishes, Selmer started experimenting with colored lacquers, for a brief time, during the VI model run. However the configuration of low A with altissimo F# (Selmer catalog #52AF) is probably the least common and the least common finish was gold plate. I have seen a lot of these horns - and even played a couple - and can conclude from this that there are many more than the 200 or so that is generally rumored. Sax himself created this variant - AND Selmer themselves sold low A horns around the time the 22 or 26 was available - this was the first "large production" of any low A altos. While the low A alto isn't a new idea - some sources suggest that A. ►► Boquillas, micrófonos, libros que utilizo.The really interesting development with the introduction of the Mark VI is the first widely-available low A alto. ¡Tú decides cuál te gusta más, Jazzyblogger!Įste menú te puede ayudar a navegar por el vídeo:Ġ0:21 Consideraciones antes de pasar el TEST a CIEGASĠ:47 Lo más importante para hacer bien el RETOĢ:11 Más detalles de estos saxofones Selmer ¿serás capaz de distinguir entre estos dos geniales saxofones? Te propongo un juego: Un test a ciegas o Blind Test entre un Selmer Mark VI y un Selmer Supreme alto. ?❾res capaz de diferenciar entre un saxo vintage (Selmer Mark VI) y un saxo nuevo (Selmer Supreme)? ¿saxofón viejo o moderno? My Supreme and Yamaha Custom EX, you're next.

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#SELMER REFERENCE 54 ALTO VS MARK VI PRO#

Recorded into and processed in Logic Pro X Everybody knows about the notorious Selmer Mark VI saxophone, but who really needs one? How does it compare to other horns, like the Series II, Series III, and Reference 54? Kyle Brooks and I dive in to find out how the Mark VI and other horns work for jazz and classical and also discuss other equipment choices.