Borgani saxophone review serial number#
Borgani saxophone review update#

Borgani saxophone review serial number#

The serial number info on is completely incorrect. NONE of the Yani text on was written by me.Д¬. I didnвЂ™t have a Yanagisawa page in 2007, just a link to some picture galleries and Ed SvobodaвЂ™s old Yani website. I wrote Helen a much longer e-mail and sheвЂ™s always got my permission to quote whatever she wants from it, but I just wanted to post вЂ¦ДЄ. The auction doesnвЂ™t mention anything about offers, and none are shown. The Buy It Now price for this vintage stencil sax is ВЈ465.00, which eBay estimates to be $702.57 US. If you are interested in this Borgani-made, Selmer London, Pennsylvania tenor saxophone, then you only have until February 28 to pick it up.

Borgani saxophone review update#

There you go shresthakimi, you can update your auction now. By extension then, it seems safe to assume that this particular Selmer London, Pennsylvania tenor was also made by Borgani. The seller claimed it was a Borgani-made Alexandre Super.ДЇurther searching of Alexandre Super seems to confirm that these were indeed made by Borgani. Also, the key guards look familiar, but again, IвЂ™m drawing a blank as to what brand of horns have the same onesвЂ¦.ДЄfter a lot of searching around on the вЂNet this morning, I came up with another horn that looked like this, and it sold on eBay in December. The neck brace is very distinctive, and I have seen something similar before. Source: shresthakimi OK, So Who Made This? Here are the rest of the pics, which might help you identify what brand of saxophone this is: There is also included a warranty card (by now its expired anyway) This is how shresthakimi describes this interesting, vintage Selmer London sax: (Except for the triple strap ring, which is very B&S-like.) It doesnвЂ™t really look like any vintage German sax that I have seen. Now shresthakimi seems to think that this horn is German, but I have my doubts. However, who the manufacturer of this Selmer London saxophone is, is somewhat of a mystery. Like the Orsi-stencilled Selmers I already mentioned, this tenor is also engraved Pennsylvania. The first was an alto, while the second was a tenor, and both saxophones were engraved with the name Pennsylvania.ДЄ dealer from the UK, who always has some very interesting saxophones, currently has a Selmer London tenor for sale. Over the past couple of years I seen 2 previous Selmer London saxophones. Thanks to the Internet, we in North America are now more aware of saxophones from another Selmer: Selmer London. They of course also had some horns stencilled for them, including the famous Selmer Padless, which was made by Buescher. True, Selmer USA was the sole importer and distributor of Selmer Paris horns, but Selmer USA has its own rich history, and produced its own saxophones. Depending on how sax-knowledgeable the person is, they quite likely know that Selmer Paris and Selmer USA were different companies, and that they had different saxophones. The natural visual effect due to the gradual oxidation of the plate will eventually give the instrument a distinctive appearance, an individual instrument certainly destined to increase in value over time.Anyone reading this blog has most likely heard of the brand name Selmer. Its refinement in the harmonics is superb, even on first impact. The 'Vintage' has the easiest pressure/output ratio of the Borgani productions, without ever sacrificing the quality and richness of sound.

The instrument humbly performs all the dynamics which are requested of it, giving the musician the pleasant feeling of being able to play easily any kind musical piece. The ultimate challenge: to reproduce with this sound alloy the rich and warm sound of the wonderful instruments of the 50вЂ™s and to combine this with all the facilities brought about by ergonomic and agile mechanisms, which are exclusive to the best contemporary saxophones.ДЄ perfect pitch, combined with a great homogeneity of timbre throughout the expressive range, puts the musician immediately at ease.