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Experience the rich, unmistakable sound of the Buescher True Tone with this beautifully preserved vintage tenor saxophone. Bearing serial number 90017, this instrument was manufactured around 1921, during the golden era of American saxophone craftsmanship. It represents one of Buescher's most celebrated designs, renowned for its warm, complex tone and exceptional build quality.

Crafted in Elkhart, Indiana, this tenor features the classic True Tone design with a large, resonant body that produces the dark, full-bodied sound favored by jazz musicians, concert performers, and vintage saxophone enthusiasts alike. Its unique tonal character offers a broad dynamic range, excellent projection, and the expressive warmth that has made Buescher instruments highly sought after for over a century.

This saxophone retains its vintage patina, showcasing the character and history of a well-loved instrument. The engraving, keywork, and original design details reflect the outstanding craftsmanship of the early 1920s. While the ergonomics differ from those of modern saxophones, experienced players often appreciate the distinctive feel and musical personality of these classic instruments.

Features

  • Vintage Buescher True Tone tenor saxophone
  • Serial number: 90017
  • Manufactured circa 1921
  • Key of Bb
  • Made in Elkhart, Indiana, USA
  • Warm, rich, and resonant vintage tone
  • Excellent projection and expressive response
  • Classic True Tone keywork and body design
  • Original vintage patina
  • A superb instrument for jazz, traditional music, and collectors

Whether you're a performer seeking the unmistakable sound of a vintage American saxophone or a collector looking for a fine example of an early Buescher True Tone, this instrument offers timeless character, exceptional craftsmanship, and a sound that continues to inspire musicians more than a century after it was built.

Buescher True Tone Tenor Saxophone

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Experience the rich, unmistakable sound of the Buescher True Tone with this beautifully preserved vintage tenor saxophone. Bearing serial number 90017, this instrument was manufactured around 1921, during the golden era of American saxophone craftsmanship. It represents one of Buescher's most celebrated designs, renowned for its warm, complex tone and exceptional build quality.

Crafted in Elkhart, Indiana, this tenor features the classic True Tone design with a large, resonant body that produces the dark, full-bodied sound favored by jazz musicians, concert performers, and vintage saxophone enthusiasts alike. Its unique tonal character offers a broad dynamic range, excellent projection, and the expressive warmth that has made Buescher instruments highly sought after for over a century.

This saxophone retains its vintage patina, showcasing the character and history of a well-loved instrument. The engraving, keywork, and original design details reflect the outstanding craftsmanship of the early 1920s. While the ergonomics differ from those of modern saxophones, experienced players often appreciate the distinctive feel and musical personality of these classic instruments.

Features

  • Vintage Buescher True Tone tenor saxophone
  • Serial number: 90017
  • Manufactured circa 1921
  • Key of Bb
  • Made in Elkhart, Indiana, USA
  • Warm, rich, and resonant vintage tone
  • Excellent projection and expressive response
  • Classic True Tone keywork and body design
  • Original vintage patina
  • A superb instrument for jazz, traditional music, and collectors

Whether you're a performer seeking the unmistakable sound of a vintage American saxophone or a collector looking for a fine example of an early Buescher True Tone, this instrument offers timeless character, exceptional craftsmanship, and a sound that continues to inspire musicians more than a century after it was built.

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