⭕ Im selling my balanced action tenor (27,xxx) because Im not using it.

Its got that old jazz sound like Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, which is superb, but thats also why Im selling it. It is in perfect playing condition and its personally one of the best horns I have ever heard and played (once again with regard to an old school jazz sound). It has got some scratches here and there but no major dents or anything that would effect the playing or sound of the horn. It is original laquer (silver plated) with 90 percent left, which I would say is quite good on a horn from 1939. And, its got great intonation.


It is also beautifully engraved on the bell with flowers. Its somewhat rare since the little lakeside picture in the middle of the bell, which I believe most balanced actions do have is not present here . Since it is original lacquer I havent been able to figure out why this is not depicted on my horn, but since I havent been able to find other similar horns I take it for being quite rare.