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                           Yamaha YTS-82Z (V1 Neck)

This is good deal for this saxophone. Only ever played at home (for a very short time) by its previous owner, it is in pristine condition apart from a small cosmetic mark. There was a small ding (10mm or so) on the bell, which I have removed as well as possible. The picture here was done to show it under the worst light, to be as up front as possible - In "real life" it's barely noticeable, and you really have to look for it. Otherwise, it is mint. The plastic wrapping is still on the case handles, the sling and case strap still in their unopened plastic bags, and it plays, of course, exactly as you'd expect. Beautifully. In the opinion of many, the finest professional horn made today. Over £1000 less than retail price.  

 £3500

               Yamaha 650 Bb clarinet

Being sold on behalf of a customer and personal friend. The yamaha 650 is a professional quality clarinet, made to the highest specs, as are all yamaha instruments. Beautiful cosmetic condition, as this was a back up instrument, and not this fine players primary clarinet, so it has not been subjected to heavy use. The great intonation makes it ideal for doublers as well as pro/student players.

£750 

                                    Remy Tenor Saxophone.

This is one of the best saxophones I have ever played, no doubt. 

From Remy's website:

Remy saxophones are unlike any other new instrument. The sound and feel of each horn, although unique on their own, equal, if not surpass the gold standard such as the ‘Mark VI’ and ‘Balanced Action’ horns.
This alone is not only a feature never accomplished before, but also much desired and needed change in the saxophone world.
The beauty of Remy saxophones truly shines when you start realizing that the search for that one vintage horn with your name on it, is over.
The idea that there is a new horn, which combines the very best of the old and the new, is nothing short of astonishing. And it will make any saxophone player ecstatic. 

This instrument is just over one year old, does not have high F#, is unlacquered, and starting to develop a nice patina. complete in propac case. I have been agonising for a few months about whether to sell it or keep it. quick, before I change my mind. 

£2999

Selmer Reference 36 Tenor.

 This is a commission sale for a client. The Selmer reference 36 was produced from the year 2000 and is based on the famous balanced action model which began its production in 1936, hence the name of the model. This one dates from 2003. there is lacquer wear in several spots, so while not pristine, the overall appearance is good. It plays absolutely fine from top to bottom, though it would benefit from a strip down and full clean of the mechanism. This would add approximately £200 to the price, or it could be purchased as is for your favourite technician to do the work. Or not, as it plays just fine anyway. There are no dents or dings on the body.  An average price for this model preowned in excellent condition would be from around £4500. Our price reflects the aforementioned cosmetic condition, and represents a great price for one of the best playing modern Selmer models.

Reasonable offers will be considered for this saxophone.

                                                            £3550.