Selmer Signature Tenor Sax - Evolution of the Selmer Sound!

Following his graduation from the Conservatoire de Paris in 1885, Henri Selmer began making reeds, mouthpieces, and clarinets in Paris. In 1922, Selmer introduced its first saxophones under the name Series 22. It wasn't until the Balanced Action saxophone's release in 1936 that Selmer Paris truly established their position as the leader in saxophone design. The Balanced Action and Super Action saxophones would follow, leading up to the introduction of the famous Mark VI in 1954.

Selmer Paris 54 Axos Professional Tenor Saxophone

The Signature Series Tenor Saxophone from Selmer Paris is a reinvention of their Series III model, which has been a favorite of musicians for its acoustic qualities and ergonomic comfort since its launch in 1995. With an increase in the diameter of the neck receiver, this new model offers rare precision and a full sound. Strongly inspired by the Series III, this sax's ergonomics is well-suited for all musicians, regardless of ability level and musical genre.