Chinese mark VI inspired tenor from the 1990's "Parrot" a cute birdy.

This tenor plays fine in its own right and of course it's not of Selmer quality in level of brass and build but it plays fine and with a nice tone.
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[@SAXDAVEBOY]

❤ looking forward to mine now

[@miloscoopy2469]

Very impressive! I wish i had one

[@smoothvelvetsinger]

Very nice Ian. I'm fascinated by these Chinese horns. They work well at a fraction of the cost compared to the originals🎷

[@SAXDAVEBOY]

Who's a pretty boy then. Ha. Sounds niceee indeedy

[@peetjet]

Hi Ian. Nice video. I just bought a similar horn. Silver plated and there is no "Parrot" on it, but I'm quite sure is indeed a Parrot by now. I'm trying to find some history. Mine has serial 00830 on body and neck can you tell me if and what number is on your Parrot? Regards, Peet

[@pimeye]

My first tenor sax was a 'Parrot' in the mid-80s (and it sounded like one). How does it compare with your Eastern Music tenor? To me, the Eastern Music horn seems better made and sounds more 'melllow'.

[@kittycat13cat]

Ho congratulations, where can I buy this model?

[@MKD371]

Can you still buy this copy and if so, where from?

[@iantrewhella9470]

Probably ebay

[@Thouveninpascal]

Please : the same man with the same mouthpiece and the same reed, on a true Mark VI, just after.

[@kwootamuckbear9294]

How much again🎵🎶🎷