#SELMER PARIS CLARINET SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBER#
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This is not a one-trick pony, it is versatile enough for any gig you want to take it to. It's a tremendous horn for serious classical players, but can certainly do jazz with the right mouthpiece, especially for those players looking for a classic warmer jazz sound.

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This Series II plays with a definite warm, lush sound, with an easy response and not a lot of back pressure.

We'll set the spring tensions and key heights to factory specs, and the horn will ship playing just as good, if not better, than the day it left the factory. As such, we're going to do this tenor up right, replacing all pads and material throughout. This tenor came to us in mostly original pads, which despite being in great shape, are 25 years old. The original neck is flawless, with all of the factory blue paint still intact around the “S” of the octave key. There's one tiny ding in the tube which we'll remove, but no other damage and no resolders. Mostly just surface cosmetic scratching from light use, on the back of the bell, tube, and bottom bow. The original lacquer is a solid 98-99% intact, with only very light wear on a couple touch points, like around the neckstrap ring. It's hard to find a used Selmer Paris in so nice of condition. It looks spectacular, and has either spent most of its life in its case, or played sparingly with kid gloves. Just by looking at this tenor, you'd never guess it was 25 years old.

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When silver is not silver at all.This is a mid-90s vintage Selmer Paris Super Action 80 Series II tenor sax, serial number 546719.Gino Cioffi, the greatest pure clarinetist.Messiaen La Quatour Pour La Fin du Temps / The Quartet for the End of Time - Pt.Unlike some of the expression and dated within the addition of the expression and on selmer paris. Selmer 10S and Buffet R-13: an explication No6 tenor, emblems click on logos, the bell of time.But that is all finished now, so, as to the vintage clarinets, named here, you may certainly take my opinion for whatever it is worth which is certainly equal to anyone’s, I would think. I have played every single Selmer model made until the latest ones, and might mention that I was a clinician for the Selmer Company for 30 years. The Series 9 is a smaller bore and more like the Buffet clarinet, (for want of another adjective), the series 10 is better intune than the 9. I had a set of 10G clarinets which played like no Buffet I ever tried, but there are, as I say so many times, too many variables to even count or figure. I play a 10S which is a variation of the 10, and there is a 10sII, and of course the 10G, which is supposedly an exact copy of the Buffet R13, but that varies considerably.

This is a smaller bored instrument than let us say, the Centered Tone, but still as good a clarinet, better if the intonation is as good as most or many Selmer clarinets of around this time. Your clarinet was made in 1970-71 as you say, which makes it very close to the the model number designation known at Model 10. Hi: There are many many Selmer Paris Clarinets that do not have a designation as to model number, probably more than do have such a number. Hello,not sure if you can help.I have seen a selmer paris clarinet advertised and its serial number is w4420 which I believe dates it to 1970/71.I have asked the vendor if a model number is written in the clarinet ie series 9 or series 10 and am told that no model number is shown.I am puzzled and wonder what model it might be….Thanks

Selmer paris clarinet serial numbers