The lacquer is gone on this one, but it is in good mechanical condition.  The owner  said someone tried to straighten the bent bell rim with pliers, otherwise it would look great apart from the lacquer.  These are good quality student  horns with a nice sound and good intonation.

We will sell this one as is for $200 (and you can have it fixed yourself), or with all new pads for $695.

The Conn 10M is called the "Naked Lady" model because it has the bust of a lady in the center of the engraving on the bell.  Conn was the first rolled tone hole saxophone on the market done with an incredible machine that is now rotting in a warehouse in the midwest. At this point in time, this was the best tenor Conn was making with a big sound quality that is outstanding with a warmth and fatness that you rarely find in a modern tenor.  The owner had a friend strip most of the lacquer from this horn a long time ago to increase the resonance. 

If you would like a piece of the greatest of American musical instrument manufacturing history, this is it!  We have done our $675 "Minor Mechanical Restoration" on this one and it plays VERY well!!

Conn's Transitional Model tenor was the model between the "Chu Berry" and the 10M with Art Deco Engraving that they never used again after this model.  This one was originally silver-plate, but the plating has been stripped and it is now un-lacquered brass.  Nothing sounds like a Conn!!!

Pads are Conn Style Reso Pads and in very good condition. Comes with a Pro Tec Contoured Tenor Case. 

Sax Alley will include our $130 "Complete Adjustment" in with the price of this great, vintage, pro model tenor!

The Keilwerth SX 9 tenor saxophone is made in Germany with a larger bell, wider bottom bow that give this instrument an ease of response.  The finish on this tenor is a Black Nickel Plate with gold lacquered keys, not black lacquer, which gives it a more complex quality to the sound and the plating is more durable than black lacquer as well.  Keilwerth is the best German made saxophone ever!

Comes with a Walt Johnson contoured case, one of the most protective cases you could buy in the past!!  These cases sold for around $400 when they were still of good quality and this one was made in that era.

These sell new for around $4500 so you are saving a lot buying one that was carefully used.  This one is in very good condition and just had our $130 "Complete Adjustment" put into it so it plays very well.

Good overall condition, original lacquer King Zephyr tenor from around 1938. It has the double socket neck, 3 ring strap hook and Art Deco engraving and key style.  Pads are older, but the leather is still soft so I think they will last at least several more years.  Sound quality is warm, pretty very big.  If you have never played a King Zephyr, you are missing one of the great American made saxophones!!

Comes with a hardshell case that doesn't appear to be the original case.  We will include our $130 "Complete Adjustment" and replace any bad pads at this quoted price before shipping.

This is their Beginner/Intermediate model, still with Rolled tone holes.  This is a re-lacquer in good condition, although the pads need to be replaced.   We will sell as is for $200 or with our "Minor Mechanical Restoration for $800.

The Martin Committee Models are considered to be one of the best saxophones Martin ever made.  They have thick, soldered on tone holes and heavy brass which gives this tenor a very warm, sweet and beautiful sound quality.

This one is in excellent mechanical condition since Sax Alley recently did our $650 "Minor Mechanical Restoration" to this instrument and pads are still not much used since that repair work.

Comes with an SKB Contoured Tenor Case. 

Price includes the Sax Alley $130 "Complete Adjustment" to be sure the adjustment is still good.

Good used condition, original lacquer tenor with nickel silver keys and gold lacquer.  This one plays big and would be a good starter tenor for a young student or player who need an inexpensive tenor.  Intonation is actually quite good.  Pads are older, but can be adjusted.

We'll sell this one "as is" adjusted for $695 or, if you click on the repair option, we will do an additional $150 of work that will replace about half the pads and adjust the entire instrument. 

Comes with a hard shell Leblanc case.

These are good playing tenors with a nice sound quality.  Made in France for F.E. Olds company, this was their best model of the day, made sometime in the late 40's or early 50's.  This one is in great condition and we are selling it for the low student horn price of only $600!

Sax Alley price includes our $120 "Complete Adjustment".  If you want us to replace about half the pads, you can order it that way for an additional $200.

Good condition, original lacquer, Martin Stencil that will work well for a beginning student.  Comes with the original case.

Sax Alley price includes our $120 "Complete Adjustment".

Good condition, Italian made tenor. Horn responds well and would work fine for a beginner.

A solid nickel silver body and neck with black nickel plate over top of the solid nickel silver and silver-plated keys. Nickel silver gives you a "sizzle" to your sound for contemporary playing situations.  Extra hand engraving on the body tube and neck make this instrument beautiful. 

The Sax Alley price includes our $350 "New Horn Set Up" and FREE Shipping!

This new model features a solid nickel silver neck with a brushed brass body and buffed brass keys.  The straight tone holes give this tenor more center and focus than the rolled tone hole models and the nickel silver neck also adds a slight bit of edge and presence with a really nice ring to the sound to the sound as well.

Sax Alley price includes our $130 "Complete Adjustment" and Free Shipping!

Mauriat's newest tenor, with the same design as the 66R, but constructed out of a phosphor bronze which is 80% copper. The finish is un-lacquered with reddish look, due to all that copper, and straight tone holes. The sound is still warm and dark, but with more center and focus and a quicker response.  For those that didn't like the slightly spread quality of the rolled tone hole models, this one should be very interesting to you.  Hand engraved with abalone key touches.

Sax Alley Price includes our $350 "New Horn Set-Up" and Free Shipping!