Buescher True Tone Tenor Saxophone '20s – completely overhauled

Serial number: 52.504

The turbulent 1920s were the decade in which jazz conquered the world. In the clubs of New Orleans, Chicago, and New York, the saxophone became the instrument of a new era. As life became faster, freer, and more exuberant, the Buescher True Tone series played a leading role: built in the USA, beloved for its warm tone and solid construction.

This True Tone tenor from the 1920s exudes that atmosphere. The instrument was built during a period when Buescher set the standard for craftsmanship and innovation. Its sound still reflects the warmth and expressiveness that made it so beloved by musicians of the roaring twenties.

History and revision

This instrument has endured nearly a century of musical history and has recently been completely overhauled . During this work, all pads and corks were replaced, and the mechanism was carefully adjusted. This means the saxophone is in excellent technical condition, ready for intensive use – without losing the character of a vintage instrument.

• Single octave mechanism
• Front F-key
• Split-bell key construction
• Soldered tone holes
• New pads and corks, fully adjusted

Technical specifications

Timeless character

This Buescher True Tone is more than just an instrument: it's a tangible piece of musical history. Its warm, full tone and authentic playing experience make it appealing to both collectors and players seeking a unique vintage sound.

Delivery

The instrument will be securely packaged and shipped insured, or can be picked up by appointment. The case is functional but cosmetically less attractive. The mouthpiece and other accessories are not included.