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Selmer Mark VI

The Selmer Mark VI is a musical instrument. Learn how it makes its sound and explore related instruments.

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The Selmer Mark VI is a family of professional saxophones made by Henri Selmer Paris. The line debuted in 1954 (1954); production of the alto and tenor models was phased out as the Mark VII entered full production in 1975 (1975), following a 1974 transition. Other voices remained in the Mark VI line for several years; Selmer launched the Super Action 80 in 1981 (1981) as the next generation. The Mark VI is widely cited by players and the media as a benchmark instrument, and contemporary reporting notes numerous running design changes across its two‑decade span.

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