Selmer
France, est. 1881 · 58 products across 1 categories
About Selmer
Selmer is arguably the most recognized name in wind instruments, synonymous with quality and a legacy stretching back over a century. The company’s instruments have graced the stages of concert halls and jazz clubs worldwide, played by countless renowned musicians. Selmer's commitment to craftsmanship and innovation has solidified its position as a benchmark for professional wind instrument manufacturers.
- • Exceptional build quality and materials
- • Consistent, rich tone favored by professionals
- • Wide range of models for diverse playing needs
- • Excellent resale value due to reputation
- • Legacy of innovation and craftsmanship
- • Premium-priced, limiting accessibility for some
- • Can feel dense/heavy for smaller players
- • Some models require extensive break-in period
- • Maintenance can be costly due to complexity
- • Historically, some find earlier models too dark.
Selmer Products
Selmer SE-S3S Soprano Sax Silver
Soprano Saxophones
Selmer Tenor Series III SE-T3G
Tenor Saxophones
Selmer SE-A2M Matt SA80 II Alto Sax
Alto Saxophones
Selmer SE-A2B Black Alto Sax
Alto Saxophones
Selmer SE-A2S SI SA80 II Alto Sax
Alto Saxophones
Selmer SE-A2L Goldlac SA80 II AltoSax
Alto Saxophones
Selmer SE-S3L Soprano Sax Gold
Soprano Saxophones
Selmer SE-B3L Baritone Sax
Baritone Saxophones
Selmer Bass Saxophone SA80/II
Other Saxophones
Selmer Muse 18/6 Bb Clarinet
Bb Clarinets (Boehm)
Frequently Asked Questions About Selmer
Selmer instruments are primarily manufactured in Elancourt, France, with some production occurring in Mexico and the United States to meet global demand.
Selmer saxophones, particularly older models, can be more complex to maintain and may require specialized technicians due to their intricate mechanics and keywork.
The ‘Zonale’ system, introduced on Selmer saxophones, refers to a specific keywork layout designed to improve intonation and ease of playing, and it’s a hallmark of many classic Selmer horns.
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