- #King super 20 alto saxophone silversonic serial number
- #King super 20 alto saxophone silversonic serial
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#King super 20 alto saxophone silversonic download
While you're there perhaps also try some mouthpieces. Video - Related Gem Tower Defense 2 - Free and safe download the latest version of Gem. I wish I could go with you - that would be a fun day out. Tenor Saxophone Sales and Service by Tenor Madness and play as many tenors as possible and pick the one that best fits you and your budget. PM Woodwind Repair: Saxophone Repair,Used Saxophones,Selmer,Mark VI,Paul Maslin,Conn,Alto Saxophone,Tenor Saxophone,Instruments,Soprano Saxophone,Bari Saxophone Given your location if I were you I'd take a day trip to PMWoodwinds Also if you are planning to be a music major in college you may make your life easier by buying a Yamaha / Yani / Selmer (and leave the exotic horns for after graduation). There are lots of horns in the $2000-$3000 range that will be more than you need, less of a worry and leave $3000 in your bank account (for mouthpieces, reeds, lessons, overhauls etc). My Eastlake era super 20s cost between $2000 and $2500 and play wonderfully. On a modern horn you go buy another neck and be back in business in a week. If you damage the neck on a super 20 you'll be out of action for several months. Will Trade 1974 Yamaha YTS-61 Tenor Sax for King Super 20 Tenor Sax. I have a conn silver sax with 'Made in Elkhart' and the numb. You want a horn that plays well, but if something bad happens to it you can easily replace or repair it. King Super 20 Alto Sax (lacquer)-1969/Yah ama YTS-61 Tenor Sax- 1974 For Sale. At that price it should be a collectible / museum piece and you don't want to take a collectible/museum horn to high school or to play in bars.
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For a mint condition, overhauled, full pearl Super 20 tenor $6000 sounds about right. They are iconic horns, and the full pearls are far and away the most collectible. This lacquer is 99+ intact and the silver is immaculate. This is a King Super 20 Silver Sonic tenor saxophone from 1965.
#King super 20 alto saxophone silversonic serial
This serial range is by far the best deal on a Super 20, so if you want a horn that is sure to go up in value while you own it, get ones of these.I have two super 20 tenors (cheaper Eastlake models) so I am biased. King Super 20 Silver Sonic Tenor Saxophone 411xxx. I don’t think you’ll regret it! If you like Cannonball Adderley’s alto tone, this is the horn for you.
It is sold in excellent playing condition with a mix of pads, and it plays great. I don’t see any resoldered posts or anything, and the neck also looks gorgeous.
These minor past repairs look good now and were probably fixed long ago.
The bell flare also has a little line of lacquer wear where it was probably slightly bent at some point.
#King super 20 alto saxophone silversonic serial number
It came to me with no dents, but it looks like a couple of small ones were removed from the back of the bow: I would say probably one or two small ones from the back of the bow, and one above the serial number stamp on the back of the body. In terms of cosmetic condition, this horn has been played, so it shows some normal lacquer wear from that. That’s what I play on alto as well, so if you buy this, welcome to the club. I think that so many jazz alto players who change horns a lot are actually on some level looking for a good Super 20 like this. Cannonball Adderley famously played a Super 20, and I suspect that his tone is more than anyone else’s – the quintessential jazz alto sound. More rich, and complex than a modern Yamaha etc, but naturally full-bodied and projecting. It is the only horn that competes price wise with the Selmer Mark VI, and with good reason – these things are great. It is difficult to emphasize enough how fun it is to play a good Super 20 like this. The lacquer is a beautiful honey gold, and the horn looks great. It also has the classic sunburst engraving on the low B and Bb pad cups. It features a sterling silver, double socket neck, and a sterling silver bell.
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This is a vintage Series V King Super 20 silver sonic tenor that was made in the late 60s. This is the version of Super 20 with more modern LH pinky keys, which are quite comfortable, and which will remind you very much of a modern horn, even though this is almost 60 years old. King Super 20 Series V Silver Sonic Tenor Saxophone 427xxx. It has original lacquer and a solid silver, double socket neck. It plays and sounds very much like those, but it has more modern left hand pinky keys, so it is easier to play for many modern players. It is usually called a “series 3” Super 20 online, and comes just after the ones with pearl side keys. This is one of the best versions of the Super 20, and comes from 1957. Kings have a bit of a learning curve because there are so many different versions of the Super 20 and Zephyr and each version has its particular features. I have been spending the last couple of years getting to know King saxophones better.
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