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1967 Selmer Mk VI tenor saxophone
Serial # M149573
w/original Tri-Pac zipper case
Complete re-pad
Photos of the actual instrument
The 1967 Selmer Mark VI tenor saxophone is a highly sought-after vintage instrument from the "middle" of the Mark VI production run. Falling within the 140,000 to 150,000 serial number range, these horns are often called the "best of both worlds," blending the complex, dark tonal qualities of early 60s models with the increased power and projection typical of later vintages.
Tonal Profile: Experts describe 1967 models as having a "centered and powerful" sound that is evenly balanced across all registers. They are noted for a "bright, crisp, and full-bodied" tone.
Design Changes: Selmer marketing from 1967 claimed a redesign that year. While debated by some collectors, many players find these serial ranges have a distinct "sweet spot" for mixing complexity with modern presence.
Standard Specs: Handmade in France with a lacquered body (often hand-engraved) and a High F key.
