In new deluxe burgundy naugehyde case. See matching alto. The sax is in fine playing condition, and makes a striking overall appearance. The pearl touches are addictive. They have a warmth that bare brass can never yield, and a feel of fit and comfort you must experience to understand.
Action is slick and sure.
Offered in nice original tweed case, no mouthpiece. This one has the classic fat, smooth Martin tenor sound, with a bit of edge added by the silver. As a testament that these horns can really wail, the last time Delbert McClinton's very hot blues band came to Tulsa his tenor man was blowing one. Most of the plating wear is on the touch areas. The instrument was overhauled several years ago and played lightly since that time.