SELMER Saxophone Buyback and Pre-Owned Sales

Store Manager: Mizumoto

The more you learn about Selmer, the more you realize it’s a brand that defies simple categorization.
Even when it comes to a single saxophone, the character varies completely depending on the era, model, and even from one individual instrument to another—even within the same model number. To be honest, even after 35 years in this business, there are still moments when I feel there’s a Selmer I haven’t yet discovered.
I’m moved by vintage instruments imbued with the memories of legendary performances, and then, just as suddenly, I’m awed by the sheer perfection of current models. Before I knew it, I found myself drawn back to Selmer time and time again. While some instruments require a certain knack to handle, what’s even more remarkable is how faithfully they respond to the player’s breath and musicality—I believe that’s Selmer’s greatest charm.
At our store, we never make judgments based solely on information like the year of manufacture, condition, or market value. We consider the era in which the instrument was born and the music it has accompanied over the years. Drawing on the background insights only someone with years of experience with Selmer can provide, we carefully examine and evaluate each instrument individually.
We’d be delighted if you thought, “When it comes to Selmer, this is the first place I’ll turn to for advice.”

・MARK VI Alto Saxophone
・MARK VI Tenor Saxophone
・Super Balanced Action Tenor Saxophone

・MARK VI Soprano Saxophone
・SERIE III Soprano Saxophone
・SERIE II Baritone Saxophone

・CHORUS 80 J Trumpet
・CONCEPT TT Flugelhorn
・CONCEPT TT Trumpet

When you buy a used wind instrument, isn’t it sometimes hard to play because it’s been shaped by the previous owner’s playing style???
▶︎ Are used wind instruments hard to play because they’ve been “shaped” by previous owners?!

This page is our loud and clear call to action: “Sell your brass instruments—and sell them again!!” Why is selling to our store the most profitable option? It’ll be crystal clear once you read through this. If you’re looking to sell your brass instruments, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We have the industry’s No. 1 track record for high-value appraisals.
▶︎ Guide to Cash Purchases of Brass Instruments

Introducing the treasured instruments sleeping deep within TCGAKKI’s collection!?
For our first installment, we’ll give you a comprehensive look at the “Varitone” electric saxophone system manufactured by H.&A. Selmer Inc. (commonly known as “Ame-Sel”) in 1965!! ▶︎Part 1: SELMER VALITONE

▶︎Part 2: SELMER VALITONE Searching for Masters

Corno da caccia, cimbasso, basset horn, oboe musette, contrabass flute, and more. We buy any rare wind instrument for cash.

▶︎Please sell us your rarely used, rare wind instruments!

When we ask customers about their daily maintenance routines, fewer than half are doing it correctly. In fact, far more people than we expected were using incorrect, self-taught methods, so we decided to launch this page on short notice.
▶︎Part 1 - Saxophone -
▶︎Part 2 - Clarinet -
▶︎Part 3 - Flute -

What kind of adjustments are made to the instruments you purchase?
We’ll give you a straight answer!!
▶︎Wind Instruments Edition