SAXOPHONES

If you'd like to come and try any of these instruments, or would like further information, please email  steve@marshallmcgurk.com or ally@marshallmcgurk.com
or phone  01900 813200 

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Selmer Elkhart tenor saxophone

This is the previous version of Elkhart that was made in Taiwan - much better than the current Chinese model. It is in good condition and doesn't appear to have been used much.  Like most Selmer MkVI tenors, it has no upper F# key. It's not essential as you can finger an alternate F#. 
It feels light in the hands and has a pleasant tone.

Comes with  mouthpiece and a wide sling. 
The case is in reasonable condition .

              PRICE:  £550  SOLD

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Elkhart Deluxe alto saxophone

This is a quality alto, made in Taiwan - not to be confused with the current Elkhart Deluxe which is made in China.
It is an improved version of the Elkhart series II which was a well built horn. This one has better springs, a wider bell rim and a more engaging tone, making it fun to play. 
Great horn for the price!

Comes with  mouthpiece and a new sling. 
The case is in reasonable condition .

              PRICE:  £395  SOLD

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  Elkhart Series II alto Saxophone

One of the Taiwanese built Elkharts - not to be confused with the new Chinese model.

These are much better built and are becoming harder to find. They are great altos of similar, (if not better) construction to Yamahas. 

This one sounds great. I've had a few of these through my hands and this is one of the better sounding examples. I'm tempted to keep it for myself!

It comes in a sturdy case with locks. (No horrid zips!) And has a reasonable mouthpiece.

No dents or other issues. It's a super horn to start playing on and is suitable for beginner through to intermediate.

PRICE: £325  SOLD

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Elkhart Soprano

This is a beginner's soprano saxophone from Elkhart. These have a design similar to a Yanagisawa. They are a good choice for a new student or as an occasional instrument to accompany an alto or tenor.

These come with two necks. One is slightly curved which makes the instrument sit at a more comfortable angle, for most players. If you prefer the traditional straight neck which was what one-piece sopranos had originally, then you have that option too.

This appears to have little use so is a nice buy for someone wanting to try a soprano without breaking the bank.

PRICE: £180.00  SOLD

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