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Saxophones Nice "The Martin Magna Tenor"

thomsax

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This is a nice # 570 XXX Martin Magna. Very late or very early? I thought the "The Martin ...." era ended when Martin brand was bought by Leblanc in 1971. A great player as well according to the sound clip. All the Magna details seems to be there: Magna cross on bell and neck, convex MOP lh thumbrest, silver key touches, adjustable key bumpers ..... . This one seems to have (nickel?) silver keys as well. It looks like it has the Committee tonehols on the bell. The toneholes on body and bow seems to be straight and soldered? No Committee toneholes? The price is $6, 500. 00 !! That's a lot. An old saxophone construction with the toneholes "in-line" will not cure my hurting back and neck. I've seen a nice King 662 (UMI) for less money. The Magna #570 XXX is probably a great horn.
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Nice looker.
Silver neck.
But made in Kenosha.

That seems like a ridiculous price to me.
Sure it's a nice sax. But what do you say about the toneholes? Here is the low C tonehole on the Kenosha sax and the low C on my Committee tenor. Not the same shape?
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