Joined
·
736 Posts
Hi,
Yes it's true that with inflation and all prices tend to go up, also as time goes by vintage saxes become more vintage and adquire more status and also becomes harder for pristine examples to appear.
But sometimes I'm really at a loss, because I see so many good saxophones struggling to achieve a decent sale value and just today I witnessed a low B to high F old but in very good condition tenor sax sell for 350€. Maybe is it because of falling in the collectors section? It seems a high price, even though the seller says it's low pitch and serviced. It could also be the brand, but not likely, since it's brand is Mogar.
Yes it's true that with inflation and all prices tend to go up, also as time goes by vintage saxes become more vintage and adquire more status and also becomes harder for pristine examples to appear.
But sometimes I'm really at a loss, because I see so many good saxophones struggling to achieve a decent sale value and just today I witnessed a low B to high F old but in very good condition tenor sax sell for 350€. Maybe is it because of falling in the collectors section? It seems a high price, even though the seller says it's low pitch and serviced. It could also be the brand, but not likely, since it's brand is Mogar.