Yanagisawa T-4 Tenor Saxophone Stencil Severin New Pads And Cork 1972

The word Severin is written on the Bell, but this is a genuine Yanagisawa. The company started exporting their saxophones using their own brand name later in the 70s. This is a pro horn and from my research, it was made to resemble the Selmer Mark VI. The neck has the Yanagisawa logo as well as near the serial. The word T-4 is also written near the serial. The sax has new pads and new cork. It was also adjusted and plays good.

The lacker has spots missing and also scratches. There are also small dents near the middle of the bell and a small one at the bottom (See pictures). It does not affect the sound whatsoever and does not cost a lot to repair. The sax comes in a Selmer Paris Hard case. The case has a small dent on the back.

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