Saxophone
Selmer Bundy II
Price: 245 EUR – 350 EUR
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A student-tier alto saxophone from Selmer's American Bundy line, built with a straightforward brass body and closed-hole key design specifically to survive years of school band handling.
About the Selmer Bundy II
The Bundy II's brass body and lacquered finish follow a conventional student saxophone build, but its lineage matters: Bundy was Selmer USA's dedicated student instrument brand, built to the same quality-control standards the company applied across its American manufacturing rather than being an outsourced budget line. Its medium bore keeps the instrument's response approachable for a beginner without the extreme ease-of-blow tuning some cheaper student saxophones rely on.
At roughly 10 pounds packed in its case, the Bundy II is genuinely built for the daily transport a school band student puts an instrument through, and its reputation for durability and reliable performance has made it a common recommendation for beginning saxophonists for generations, still widely available and serviceable on the used market decades into most examples' service life.
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Sound character of the Selmer Bundy II
As a student-tier horn, the Bundy II's straightforward medium-bore brass body and closed-hole keys are built for durability rather than tonal nuance, giving a simpler, brighter, less harmonically complex sound than a professional-tier alto.
Technical data for the Selmer Bundy II
| Body | Brass, lacquered |
|---|---|
| Bore | Medium |
| Keys | Closed-hole |
| Level | Student |
Price history for the Selmer Bundy II
Cheapest seen: 245 EUR · Most expensive seen: 350 EUR
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The history of the Selmer Bundy II
Part of Selmer's Bundy student instrument line, the Bundy II became a common first alto saxophone for school band programs valued for its durability.
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