Selmer Supreme Alto Sax Review

The long-awaited moment has arrived! ⏳✨ To celebrate 140 years of history, Henri SELMER Paris unveils its limited editions featuring a sleek matte black design enhanced with exclusive details: unique finishes, special markings on each mouthpiece and instrument, and an engraving that graphically reinterprets a musical score—a subtle balance between tradition and modernity. 1885 numbered pieces, honoring the year it all began... 🎷 800 saxophones (500 Alto Supremes and 300 Tenor Supremes) 🎵 85 Bb

The SIGNATURE saxophone family celebrates its first birthday! Embodying the evolution of the Super Action 80 Series II (alto) and Series III (tenor) saxophones, they significantly improve their acoustic and ergonomic qualities, drawing on the latest innovations applied to the Supreme model. With playing versatility to suit all levels, these instruments form the natural link between the Axos family - entry-level professional instruments - and Supreme - top-of-the-range. Have you had a chance to t

"A new SELMER that sounds like a SELMER." ✨ Watch the personal testimony of saxophonist and composer Chris Potter on the Supreme Tenor Saxophone in this video. 🔎Discover the instrument https://bit.ly/tenor_supreme ------------------------ "Un nouveau SELMER qui sonne comme un SELMER". ✨ Retrouvez en vidéo le témoignage personnel du saxophoniste et compositeur @Chris Potter sur le Saxophone Tenor Supreme. 🔎Découvrir l'instrument https://bit.ly/supreme-tenor #SelmerParis #SelmerSaxophones #JazzL

Open this package with us and see what's inside... 🎷 The latest addition to the Henri SELMER Paris saxophone family, the Supreme tenor is available in 7 different finishes: lacquered, silver plated, black, brushed, gold plated, passivated, solid silver. Have you already tried the instrument and if so, what did you think? 🔎 https://bit.ly/SupremeTenor 🎶 Le murmure by Sylvain Rifflet ◽◽◽◽◽◽◽◽ Ouvrez ce colis avec nous et obsrevez ce qu'il contient ! 🎷 Dernier-né de la famille des saxophones He

Branford Marsalis & the Supreme Tenor Saxophone 🎷 "The most important is that you have an instrument that can help you create the sound that you have in your head and never get in your way." In this interview, the saxophonist looks back on his encounter with the instrument. He was actively involved in the development of the Supreme tenor and recalls the stages of its development, revealing some anecdotes. Branford also discusses the sound his instrument produces. 🔎 https://bit.ly/BranfordMarsa