Used LeBlanc Vito Alto Saxophone. Serial number 008446. Nice quality alto. Rib construction. Original lacquer 90%. There are no repairs and just very minor ding.

VINTAGE SAXOPHONE VALUE GUIDE When I set out to prepare a reference guide for pricing vintage horns, I did so with the clear understanding that it’s not a perfect world, and that the preparation of a perfect value guide would be impossible. I have based my research on actual selling prices by recognized dealers. Arturia Single Pack The One Crack Rock on this page.

I did not consider auction sales (such as E-Bay); private sales between individuals who are not regular dealers; pawn shop or other irregular sources, or any anecdotal stories. I have only addressed instruments for which there is a regular and established market, so not every model is included. I am well aware that some will question my figures and criticize my findings. I would encourage those critics to do their own research and publish their own findings. I have based my valuations upon the following assumptions: (1) the instrument is in perfect playing condition and needs nothing in terms of repair (2) the finish is original and completely intact (3) the original case is intact (4) the instrument has not been altered or modified from its original condition, having the correct style pads, springs, no neck pickups etc.

Deduct for needed repairs and/or restoration to original condition. Relacquers are generally worth 25% less than 100% originals. BUESCHER TRUE TONE 5XXX – 254XXX These are very common horns, which play rather nicely when set up properly. The later examples have snap in pads and Norton springs. There’s a real oversupply of alto horns. Most of the examples you will find will be in a satin silver finish.

Add 20% for gold plate. Sopranino $ 2100 Straight soprano $ 2000 Curved soprano $ 2200 deduct 20% if keyed to Eb only C soprano $1000 MUST have original mouthpiece!! C melody $ 800 Alto $ 900 Straight Alto $10,000 Tenor $1200 Baritone $ 2500 Bass $ 7000 NEW ARISTOCRAT 255XXX – 270XXX There are only alto and tenor horns in this series. The other members of the family still had the True Tone label. They’re almost always seen in satin silver. Bidai Serial Bidai Song Sadna. Add 20% for gold plating. Physical appearance is similar to the True Tone, but the neck is different, the keyguards are more deluxe.

They play much better! They will always have snap in pads and Norton springs. Cyberlink Powerdirector 13 Free Download Kickass Torrent here. Alto $ 2100 Tenor $ 2300 ARISTOCRAT 270XXX – 290XXX Tenors and alto horns only. The others were still basically True Tones. These are really nice players, much sought after. You’ll be unlikely to find them in anything but lacquer.