ChristineMoon
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I am meeting someone tomorrow to (possibly) purchase a Selmer Bundy 2 alto sax. She claims it is like-new condition (no dents/ scratches), but it is several years old. First, what is a reasonable price assuming it is perfect?
Second, What do I need to know/ look at? Is there any way for someone to check pads or spot other problems? I know nothing about the sax, including how to play it. (I tried for the first time today in case I had to test the new one tomorrow).
I will be buying it near a music store, but I'm sure it would be frowned upon to ask the clerk to look it over, since I will not be doing business there (over an hour away).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Second, What do I need to know/ look at? Is there any way for someone to check pads or spot other problems? I know nothing about the sax, including how to play it. (I tried for the first time today in case I had to test the new one tomorrow).
I will be buying it near a music store, but I'm sure it would be frowned upon to ask the clerk to look it over, since I will not be doing business there (over an hour away).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.