The instrument is repacked as it was received.Large saxophone keys may be refitted with shipping corks to increase stability for transit.
Factory supplied accessories are inspected to ensure all are present.All instruments are played with the technician's own mouthpiece or head joint, unless it is not appropriate (in the case in which the mouthpiece or headjoint is unique to the instrument, they are thoroughly cleaned after play-testing).Play-test each instrument throughout its entire range to confirm all adjustments are correct.Check all key combinations for proper adjustment.Check pad coverage and adjust where necessary.Check and adjust the fit of components to ensure a firm, but not excessive pressure is needed to assemble out of the box many corks are too tight and the player could easily cause damage to parts by having to apply too much pressure.In the ensuing decades, Selmer released industry-leading designs such as the Balanced Action, Super Action, Mark VI, and Reference 54, which have set the standard for what a modern saxophone should be. The creation of the Supreme embodies the culmination of one century of expertise, combined with a perfectly mastered manufacturing process that lives up to the ambitions of the. In 1922, Selmer introduced its first saxophone: the Model 22. After 100 years of innovation, design, and manufacturing of the saxophone, Henri SELMER Paris redefines the modern identity of the alto saxophone with the Supreme. Lubricate corks with factory approved grease. In 1900, Selmer opened a retail shop in New York (the beginnings of Selmer USA).A visual inspection is done to ensure the finish is at factory standards.Leave the instrument to allow the pads to "relax".Unpack instrument removing all corks used to stabilize keys during shipment.
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