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A Century of Selmer, Reimagined from the Ground Up If you've ever played a Mark VI and wished it had the intonation consistency of a modern horn, o...

If your thumb has been taking a beating from the saxophone's metal thumb rest, the Runyon Thumb Saver is a simple fix. It's a soft rubberized pad t...

A School-Band Staple That Actually Delivers The bass clarinet chair can be a tough seat to fill — the instrument is bigger, heavier, and mechanical...

If your ligature is worn out, lost, or just overdue for a replacement, the Selmer 1714 is a straightforward, reliable option to keep you playing. I...

If your tenor sax ligature is worn out, lost, or just needs a replacement, the Selmer 1715 is a straightforward solution. It's a metal ligature wit...

If your alto sax mouthpiece isn't on your horn, it should have a cap on it. The Selmer 1721D is a simple, no-fuss black plastic cap that slips over...

The Selmer 1724 is a simple, no-fuss end plug designed for tenor saxophones. It fits into the bell end of the instrument and protects the neck rece...

Moisture left inside a clarinet after playing can damage pads and affect intonation over time. The Selmer 2944 Dri-Bore Swab is a simple, effective...

Moisture inside your saxophone is the enemy of pads and tone. After every session, a quick swab through the bore goes a long way toward keeping thi...

The Selmer 465S Le Pactole is a saxophone body swab designed to pull moisture out of your horn after every playing session. Drop the weighted cord ...

This is a single Selmer Paris Premium Alto Saxophone Reed in Strength 3, sold individually. If you've been buying your alto sax reeds in boxes of t...

The Sound of the Mark VI, Built for Today There's a reason so many serious tenor players have come back to the Reference 54. Selmer Paris designed ...

The Selmer S1720 is a simple, reliable plastic cap designed to protect your Bb clarinet mouthpiece when you're not playing. It fits standard Bb cla...

A Real Selmer Paris Neck. On a Horn You Can Actually Afford. Here's the thing about step-up saxophones: most of them ask you to trade the Paris ped...

A Real Professional Neck on Your First Pro Horn There's a certain milestone in a saxophonist's journey where the student-level gear starts to feel ...

When you remove the mouthpiece and pack your alto sax away, the neck receiver and octave key mechanism are left exposed. This small plastic end plu...