**In stock** 1968 Alto Saxophone SELMER Paris Mark VI, Rare bi-Color Finish, engraving, high F#, 152128

Most saxophonists know what bi-color means in general—but what does it mean on a SELMER Mark VI?

On this rare model, the body, bow, bell, and neck are lacquered in gold, while the keywork is silver plated. This striking contrast gives Bi-Color Mark VI saxophones their distinctive and highly sought-after appearance. Produced mainly for the Benelux and Scandinavian markets, these instruments are much harder to find than standard gold-lacquered Mark VI saxophones.

A beautiful finish is one thing—but what truly counts is how a Mark VI plays. And this one plays exceptionally well: it offers a wonderfully even tonal response across all registers, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of musical genres.