New B&S Medusa saxophones

Call Duncan at
541 771 6446 or
Joe 541 977 5637
for more information on new B&S Medusa saxophones Email us

Just Joe's Music
61400 S Hwy 97, #3
Bend OR 97702
To purchase call Duncan at 541 771 6446
Email: Duncan McNeill

New B&S Medusa saxophones for sale. We have a limited number of brand new B&S Medusa saxophones for sale. These professional horns have a rich vintage type of sound with the advantages of great intonation, modern key work and quality German engineering.

B&S Medusa alto sand blast finish	$2645
B&S Medusa alto black nickel finish	$2645
B&S Medusa alto silver finish (3 necks)	$2645
B&S Medusa alto gold lacquer finish	$2295
B&S Medusa tenor sand blast finish	sold out
B&S Medusa tenor black nickel finish	sold out
B&S Medusa tenor silver finish (3 necks)	$2995
B&S Medusa tenor gold lacquer finish	$2675

Contact Duncan McNeill at 541 771 6446 to purchase.

All saxophones come with a case, neck strap and mouthpiece included, and have been professionally setup and adjusted.

There are a limited number of these horns available and they are the last of these horns to be manufactured and available to purchase new.

Short Background on the makers of B&S Medusa saxophones

Unlike any other area, the saxon region of Vogtland in Germany looks back on over 100 years of tradition in the development and manufacturing of wind instruments. The first German saxophone was built in 1901 in Markneukirchen, and by the 1920`s, Hüller saxophones were being sold all over the world. During the times of the old East Germany (GDR), the majority of the Vogtl. Saxophone manufactures were brought together to form the VEB Blechblas- und Signal-Instrumenten-Fabrik. Laterally, this tradition lay in the hands of Vogtländische Musikinstrumentenfabrik GmbH , who as well as continuing the handcraft instrument building traditions, also worked towards developing new and innovative ideas together with leading saxophone players and specialists from around the world. These B&S Medusa saxophones available from this web site are the last saxophones which were made by Vogtländische Musikinstrumentenfabrik GmbH.