VARIATIONS |
DESCRIPTION |
EFFECT ON VALUE IN TABLE |
Low A (Alto)
|
The low A alto is
somewhat less desirable than the low Bb
version. |
Deduct
20% |
Relacqer |
Relacquer is less
desirable that original lacquer |
Deduct
20% |
European assembled |
Blue paint around the
'S' on the neck , normally unengraved, no
serial number on neck |
None
(Value as detailed in table) |
USA Assembled |
Darker color on
lacquer, normally engraved, serial number on
neck |
None
(Value as detailed in table) |
High F# |
F# key was available
as an option although it is most commonly seen
on the late production |
None
(Value as detailed in table) |
Silver plate |
Silver plate is not so common as
lacquered. However the value seems to be about
the same
as the lacquered ones's. In some cases even
lower. |
None
(Value as detailed in table) |
Gold plate |
There are very few
gold plated Mark VIs at all in the world. |
None
(Value as detailed in table) |
"Sanborn series" (Alto)
|
David William Sanborn (born July
30, 1945) is an American alto saxophonist.
Sanborn states he plays a 144xxx in an
interview.
Many promote that the sax is within- or close
to the serial number Sanborn plays.
Limited effect on sales value |
None
(Value as detailed in table) |